Interventions for helping to turn term breech babies to head first presentation when using external cephalic version

Nursing and Health Professions

• External Cephalic Version 100%
• Confidence Interval 80%
• Tocolysis 60%
• Central Stimulant Agent 50%
• Cesarean Section 50%
• Vaginal Delivery 40%
• Analgesia 40%
• Amnioinfusion 30%
• Nitric Oxide Donor 30%
• Calcium Channel Blocking Agent 20%
• Auditory Stimulation 20%
• Lubricating Agent 20%
• Perinatal Mortality 20%
• Placebo 10%
• Data Extraction 10%
• Side Effect 10%
• Breech Presentation 10%
• Nitric Acid 10%
• Epidural Analgesia 10%
• Maternal Morbidity 10%
• Maternal Mortality 10%
• Headache 10%
• Perinatal Morbidity 10%
• Spinal Anaesthesia 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• External Cephalic Version 100%
• Tocolysis 60%
• Cesarean Section 50%
• Analeptic 50%
• Analgesia 40%
• Vaginal Delivery 40%
• Amnioinfusion 30%
• Nitric Oxide Donor 30%
• Cephalic Presentation 30%
• Adverse Effect 30%
• Auditory Stimulation 20%
• Calcium Channel Blocking Agent 20%
• Perinatal Mortality 20%
• Side Effect 10%
• Random Effects Model 10%
• Group Trial 10%
• Epidural Analgesia 10%
• Perinatal Morbidity 10%
• Maternal Morbidity 10%
• Breech Birth 10%
• Nitric Acid 10%
• Abdominal Cavity 10%
• Headache 10%
• Spinal Anaesthesia 10%
• Breech Presentation 10%
• Maternal Mortality 10%
• Placebo 10%