external cephalic version

ex·ter·nal cephalic ver·sion

version performed entirely by external manipulation.
See also: cephalic version.

external cephalic version

Obstetrics A procedure that externally rotates the fetus from a breech position to a vertex presentation. See Emergency C-section.

ex·ter·nal ce·phal·ic ver·sion

(eks-tĕr'năl sĕ-fal'ik vĕr'zhŭn) Movement performed entirely by external manipulation.
See also: cephalic version

version

(ver'zhon) [L. versio, a turning] 1. Altering of the position of the fetus in the uterus. It may occur naturally or may be done mechanically by the physician to facilitate delivery. See: conversion2. Deflection of an organ such as the uterus from its normal position.

bimanual version

Cephalic version

bipolar version

Cephalic version

cephalic version

Turning of the fetus so that the head presents. This may be done by internal and/or external manipulation. Synonym: bimanual version; bipolar version; external cephalic version; fetal version

combined version

Mechanical version by combined internal and external manipulation.

external version

Improving the presentation of an unengaged fetus by placing one's hands on the mother's abdomen and pushing, turning, or rotating the fetus.

external cephalic version

Cephalic version

fetal version

Cephalic version

internal version

Podalic version.

pelvic version

Turning a fetus from a transverse lie to a vertex (head down) presentation.

podalic version

Using two hands (one inside the uterus and one on the abdominal wall) to change a twin fetus from a breech to a vertex presentation. Synonym: internal version

spontaneous version

Unassisted conversion of fetal presentation by uterine muscular contractions.

单词	external cephalic version
释义	DictionarySeeversion external cephalic version ex·ter·nal cephalic ver·sion version performed entirely by external manipulation. See also: cephalic version. external cephalic version Obstetrics A procedure that externally rotates the fetus from a breech position to a vertex presentation. See Emergency C-section. ex·ter·nal ce·phal·ic ver·sion (eks-tĕr'năl sĕ-fal'ik vĕr'zhŭn) Movement performed entirely by external manipulation. See also: cephalic version version (ver'zhon) [L. versio, a turning] 1. Altering of the position of the fetus in the uterus. It may occur naturally or may be done mechanically by the physician to facilitate delivery. See: conversion2. Deflection of an organ such as the uterus from its normal position. bimanual version Cephalic version bipolar version Cephalic version cephalic version Turning of the fetus so that the head presents. This may be done by internal and/or external manipulation. Synonym: bimanual version; bipolar version; external cephalic version; fetal version combined version Mechanical version by combined internal and external manipulation. external version Improving the presentation of an unengaged fetus by placing one's hands on the mother's abdomen and pushing, turning, or rotating the fetus. external cephalic version Cephalic version fetal version Cephalic version internal version Podalic version. pelvic version Turning a fetus from a transverse lie to a vertex (head down) presentation. podalic version Using two hands (one inside the uterus and one on the abdominal wall) to change a twin fetus from a breech to a vertex presentation. Synonym: internal version spontaneous version Unassisted conversion of fetal presentation by uterine muscular contractions. See ECV See ECV
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