Analysis of the influence of husband's accompanying labor combined with position management on duration of labor and maternal and infant outcomes
Objective To observe the influence of husband's accompanying labor combined with position management on duration of labor and maternal and infant outcomes.Methods 80 pregnant women who were about to give birth were divided into a study group and a control group by random number table method,with 40 cases in each group.The study group received husband's accompanying labor combined with position management,and the control group received midwives'accompanying labor with free and comfortable position.The different duration of labor and labor pain scores in the first and second stages of labor were compared between the two groups,and the maternal and infant outcomes(mode of delivery,birth injuries and neonatal conditions)were counted.Results The duration of first,second and third stages of labor were(5.68±1.39)h,(44.85±3.96)min and(3.43±0.63)min in the study group,which were shorter than(6.73±1.42)h,(53.47±5.08)min and(4.51±1.02)min in the control group;the labor pain scores in the first and second stage of labor were(5.12±1.08)and(6.24±1.59)points,which were lower than(6.33±1.32)and(7.76±2.11)points in the control group(P<0.05).The rate of spontaneous delivery(97.50%)and the rate of intact perineum(80.00%)in the study group were higher than those in the control group(80.00%and 42.50%),and the rates of cesarean section,birth injuries and perineum incision(2.50%,15.00%and 5.00%)were lower than those in the control group(20.00%,35.00%and 22.50%)(P<0.05).There was no significant difference in neonatal conditions between the two groups(P>0.05).Conclusion In the process of parturient delivery,Husband's accompanying labor combined with the position management can significantly shorten the various stages of labor and reduce the degree of labor pain,improve the rate of spontaneous delivery rate and intact perineum,reduce the rate of cesarean section,birth injuries and perineum incision,and the effect is ideal.
Husband's accompanying laborPosition managementCoordinated interventionDuration of laborMaternal and infant outcomesLabor pain