To investigate the effect of supine regulating on maternal fetal occiput posterior position during the delivery after epidural analgesia.

Totally600 cases of parturient with intravaginal posterior occipital position with 3cm voluntary labor analgesia were selected,who were born in Dalian maternity hospital from October 2015 to October 2016.The (Visual Analogue Scale/Score)VAS pain score at 15min after epidural labor analgesia was as effective as less than 3 points. They were randomly divided into the control group and the observation group by random number table method, with 300 cases in each group.The control group monitored parturient respiration, pulse, blood pressure, heart rate and fetal heart rate according to routine treatment.The control group monitored parturient respiration, pulse, blood pressure, heart rate and fetal heart rate according to routine treatment.In the observation group, except for routine treatment according to the labor process, after the opening of 5cm, the pregnant women were instructed to take the lateral prone position, so that the maternal side and the fetal side of the spinal column should be the same side. To observe the difference between the two groups in the rate of spontaneous vaginal delivery, delivery rate, cesarean section rate, fetal cardioversion rate, time of birth process and neonatal Apgar score.

Totally 283 cases delivery through vagina and 17 cases of cesarean section in observation group, while 257 cases of vaginal delivery and 43 cases of cesarean section in the control group.The successful rate of fetal position transfer in the observation group was 74.6% (211/283) which was significantly higher than 45.9% (118/257) of the control group (χ²=62.782, P<0.01), natural labor rate was also 87.3% (262/300) which increased significantly according to 64.7% (194/300) (χ²=42.251, P<0.01),the rate of midwifery (7.0%, 21/300) and cesarean section (5.7%, 17/300) were significantly lower than 21.0% (63/300)and 14.3% (43/300) of the control group (χ²=24.419, 12.519,P<0.01), the second stage of labor was (1.60±0.56) h which was significantly shortened than (2.19±0.53) h also(t=-12.589,P<0.01).In the observation group, the ratio of the posterior occipital position to the occipital transverse position after the opening of 8-10 cm and the complete dilation of the cervical were 7.4% (21/283) and 13.1% (37/283), which were also significantly increased than 3.4% (9/264), 6.8% (18/264) of the control group (χ²=4.240, 5.911, P<0.05).

Supine adjustment after the cervix dilatation larger than 5cm is more conducive to fetal rotation and to avoid the adverse complications, reduce the rate of vaginal delivery and cesarean section rate, improve the rate of natural childbirth, shorten delivery time, improve the quality of delivery.

Labor analgesia; Supine adjustment; Posterior occipital position