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Delivery canal abnormalities
Lecturer: Dr. Hui Wang Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology Tongji Hospital Tongji Medical College HUST, Wuhan, China
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Labour canal Bony canal (pelvic cavity)
Soft canal: 1. lower uterine segment (isthmus of uterus) 2. cervix 3. vagina 4. perineum
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1. Bony canal abnormalities
Abnormal shape Abnormal size
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Normal shape Only one: Gynecoid pelvis
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Abnormal shape Platypelloid pelvis Anthropoid pelvis Android pelvis
Miscellaneous: pelvic malformation
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Good
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The several kinds of pelvic malformation
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Michaelis rhomboid The shape of Michaelis rhomboid is a simple standard to judge the pelvic shape is normal or abnormal (malformation). Method: symmetry / asymmetry ↓ malformation
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Abnormal size: narrow pelvis
Normal pelvic external parameters IS: interspinal diameter: 23 ~26 cm IC: intercristal diameter: 25 ~28 cm EC: external conjugate: 18 ~ 20 cm TO: transverse outlet: 8.5 ~ 9.5 cm (9)
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Narrow types Inlet plane narrow:
true conjugate diameter ≤ 10 cm (normal 11 cm) Midplane narrow: interspinous diameter ≤ 9 cm (normal 10 cm) Outlet plane narrow transverse outlet ≤ 8 cm (normal 9 cm) Generally contracted pelvis every plane diameter ≤ 2 cm then normal
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Clinical presentation & Diagnosis
History: dwarf, bony disease Fetal head engagement difficult after 37 GW Abnormal fetal position Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD) Abnormal pelvimetry (IS,IC,EC,TO) Asymmetry of Michaelis Rhomboid
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Maternal and fetal complications
Mother: prolonged labour pelvic floor damage, uterine rupture postpartum haemorrhage genital fistula puerperium Infant: premature rupture of membrane (PROM) prolapse of umbilical cord fetal injury, cranial haemorrhage fetal distress, neonatal asphyxia
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Treatment Principle Hospitalized in advance Selective cesarean section
Avoid vaginal delivery for term normal weight infant
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2. Soft canal abnormalities
Lower uterine segment: scar, myoma, Cervix: tough, edema, carcinoma Vagina: diaphragm, tumour Perineum, tough, edema Ovarian or other tumour interfere fetal head engagement
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