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Implication d’un réseau de périnatalité dans l’harmonisation régionale de l’évaluation de l’état fœtal pendant le travail

Implication of a perinatal care network in the regional harmonization of the evaluation of fetal state during parturition

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Le réseau de santé en périnatalité d’Aquitaine, dans un objectif d’harmonisation et d’amélioration régionale des pratiques et des conditions de sécurité à la naissance, a proposé un projet régional de formation à l’analyse du RCF en direction des 28 maternités d’Aquitaine. Il incluait une approche physiopathologique inédite et la promotion des prélèvements au scalp fœtal pour une meilleure prévention des événements indésirables à type d’asphyxie obstétricale ou de césariennes inopportunes.

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The perinatal care network of Aquitaine, aiming for a regional harmonization and improvement of security conditions during birth, proposed a regional project of training program on the theme “the analysis of the fetal heart rate in direction of 28 maternities of Aquitaine”. It included a new physiopathological approach and the promotion of intrapartum fetal scalp sampling for a better prevention of adverse outcomes such as asphyxia or inappropriate caesareans.

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  1. Réseau Périnat Aquitaine, place Amélie-Raba-Léon, F-33076, Bordeaux, France

    S. Haddad & S. Pueyo

  2. 1, allée des Jardins-de-Valencia, F-64200, Biarritz, France

    J.-F. Secourgeon

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Haddad, S., Secourgeon, JF. & Pueyo, S. Implication d’un réseau de périnatalité dans l’harmonisation régionale de l’évaluation de l’état fœtal pendant le travail. Rev. med. perinat. 8, 226–231 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12611-016-0373-9

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