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This study aimed to compare the resolution time and maternal and fetal complications of different maneuvers and/or sequence of maneuvers (protocols) in a birth with shoulder dystocia. 213 studies were screened from the initial search with 2,687 results. Of these, only 56 articles were included in the final analysis of the present study. The main fetal complications reported were brachial plexus paralysis and clavicle and/or humerus fractures. Unfavorable fetal and maternal outcomes are most commonly associated with internal maneuvers such as Woods screw and posterior arm release. Macrosomic babies had more unfavorable outcomes. Delay in resolution was associated with higher ICU admission rates.
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