n.难产

The obstetrician diagnosed her with dystocia during labor, which caused significant complications for both mother and baby.
这位产科医生诊断她在分娩过程中患有难产，这对母亲和婴儿都带来了严重并发症。
She experienced primary dystocia, meaning the baby's head failed to descend properly through the pelvis.
她经历了原发性难产，即婴儿的头部未能正常通过骨盆。
The emergency cesarean section was performed due to secondary dystocia after hours of unsuccessful vaginal delivery attempts.
在多次阴道分娩尝试失败后，由于继发性难产，紧急剖宫产手术得以实施。
Dystocia can result from factors such as pelvic abnormalities or incorrect fetal position, necessitating medical intervention.
难产可能由诸如骨盆异常或胎儿位置不正确等因素引起，需要医疗干预。
The midwife tried all non-invasive methods to manage the dystocia, but eventually had to call in an obstetrician.
接生护士尝试了所有非侵入性的方法来处理难产，但最终不得不求助于产科医生。
Dystocia can lead to maternal exhaustion, trauma, and long-term physical effects, highlighting the importance of skilled care during childbirth.
难产可能导致母亲疲惫、创伤以及长期的身体影响，凸显出分娩时专业护理的重要性。
Neonatal dystocia can cause birth injuries like cephalohematoma or brachial plexus injury, affecting the baby's immediate health.
新生儿难产可能导致头颅血肿或臂丛神经损伤等出生伤害，影响婴儿的即时健康状况。
Obstetricians are trained to recognize and manage dystocia promptly, aiming to minimize complications and ensure a safe delivery.
产科医生受过训练，能迅速识别并处理难产，目标是最大限度地减少并发症，确保安全分娩。
Postpartum hemorrhage, a common complication of dystocia, can be life-threatening if not treated promptly.
难产后出血（如果未及时治疗）是一种常见并发症，可能危及生命。
Maternal education on proper nutrition and exercise during pregnancy can help prevent dystocia and promote a smoother childbirth process.
孕期适当的营养和锻炼教育有助于预防难产，并促进顺利分娩。