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Fetus or newborn affected by abnormal uterine contractions
Link to WHO Definition
Fetus or newborn affected by abnormal uterine contractions – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/1041588744
Abnormal uterine contractions can either be hypertonic or hypotonic. Hypertonic contractions are ones that occur more frequently and are marked by an increase in resting tone to more than 15 mm Hg. Hypotonic contractions are ones where the number of contractions is unusually low, the resting tone of the uterus is less than 10 mm Hg, and the strength of contractions is consistently < 26 mm Hg.
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- Uterus retraction ring affecting fetus or newborn
- Functional disturbance of uterus complicating delivery affecting fetus or newborn
- Fetus or newborn affected by hypertonic, incoordinate or prolonged uterine contractions
- Atony of uterus during labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Arrested active phase of labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Desultory labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Incomplete, poor or slow cervix dilatation affecting fetus or newborn
- Fetus or newborn affected by contraction ring
- Poor contraction during labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Dystocia of contraction ring affecting fetus or newborn
- Dystocia of cervix affecting fetus or newborn
- Failure of cervix dilatation in labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Protracted labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Spasm of cervix complicating delivery affecting fetus or newborn
- Fetus or newborn affected by primary inadequate contractions
- Dyscoordinate labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Irregular labour affecting fetus or newborn
- Fetus or newborn affected by uterine inertia