NBPP prevention and treatment method based on disease control theory
A technology for brachial plexus injury and newborns, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve the problems that the mechanism of NBPP cannot be clarified and cannot be repeated, and achieve the effect of reducing the degree of disability and reducing disability
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[0036] At 12 weeks of fetal development, the fetal upper limbs (including bones, muscles, brachial plexus, etc.) have developed completely, because the limbs are pasted on the uterine wall, uterine wall deformity, uterine fibroids, exostoses of the first rib of the fetus, amniotic membrane winding or Umbilical cord restraint can affect the occurrence of NBPP. So starting from this period, it is meaningful to observe the existence state of the fetus.
[0037] The delivery process is an important process for the occurrence of NBPP. According to our hypothesis on the mechanism of NBPP, it can be understood that the delivery process is almost the only process in which NBPP occurs; The effect that occurs. From this point of view, the childbirth process is an important link in the prevention of NBPP, and fetal development information, maternal management, delivery technology level, etc., are important basis and means to prevent NBPP in the childbirth process.
[0038] Although it ...
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