Yeni bir yaklaşım “Doğal Sezaryen”: Anne ve bebek için yararları

Öz

Anne dostu ve aile merkezli bir yaklaşım olan “doğal sezaryen,” başlıca intraoperatif erken cilt teması sonucu anne-bebek bağlanması ve laktasyon ve/veya emzirmenin hızlı başlamasını destekleyen bir yöntemdir. Burada geleneksel sezaryenle doğum deneyimine katkı sağlamak amacıyla yeni bir yaklaşım olarak “doğal sezaryen” tekniğiyle doğum yapan multipar term gebe olguda anestezi-cerrahi yönetimimizi sunduk. Spinal anestezi ile gerçekleştirilen “doğal sezaryen” olgumuzun, bir önceki doğumlarına göre daha az kaygısı olduğunu,  bebeğiyle daha erken cilt teması ve bağlanma sonucunda daha erken ve uzun süreli emzirmenin desteklendiğini multidisipliner ekip yaklaşımımızla gözlemledik.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• sezaryen,emzirme

A new approach “Natural Cesarean Section” : Benefits for mother and baby

Abstract

“Natural cesarean section” which is a mother-friendly and family-centered approach, is a method that mainly supports the mother-infant bonding and rapid onset of lactation and/or breastfeeding as a result of early skin contact.Anesthesia-surgical management in a multiparous term parturient delivered with “natural cesarean section” technique as a new approach was presented in order to provide a contribution to the experience of conventional cesarean delivery.
We observed that “natural cesarean section” under spinal anesthesia in our parturient has resulted in less anxiety than her previous births, and the support of early and long-term breastfeeding due to early skin contact and bonding by our multidisciplinary team approach.

Keywords

• cesarean,breastfeeding

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