Improved algorithms incorporating maternal, clinician and procedure intervention factors should be developed to determine the probability a patient will have a successful ECV. Using a reliable and ...

PACE 2011; 34:1241–1250) Within this context, the definition of new parameters able to provide an improved selection of patients and avoid ineffective ECV procedures is of great clinical interest.

Dangers for children include: High Extracorporeal volume or ECV—This refers to the amount of blood that is outside the body during a medical procedure. Since children have much less blood than adults, ...

Dangers for Children High Extracorporeal volume or ECV – This refers to the amount of blood that is outside the body during a medical procedure. Since children have much less blood than adults ...

Dangers for children include: High Extracorporeal volume or ECV—This refers to the amount of blood that is outside the body during a medical procedure. Since children have much less blood than ...