Does conservative management in breech deliveries lead to similar results compared with cephalic deliveries?
Although the numbers are small, this study shows that the conservative (vaginal) approach in selected fetuses in breech position can be safely pursued with neonatal results similar to fetuses in cephalic presentation.
Health education to encourage women to attend clinic early in pregnancy, especially when experiencing unusual symptoms of lower abdominal pain and irregular vaginal bleeding could help in the diagnosis of unruptured ectopic pregnancy. Judicious use of diagnostic aids for detecting unruptured ectopic pregnancy by health care providers should improve upon the detection rates.