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See Latest ArticlesProne positioning for ARDS following blunt chest trauma in late pregnancy
International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia , 07/01/09
Kenn S et al. - Prone positioning can be used safely and effectively in a pregnant patient. It might be superior to other therapeutic options for improvement of oxygenation in pregnant patients. Careful positioning avoiding any external abdominal pressure and continuous fetal monitoring are mandatory.
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