Ep. 282: Understanding Vasa Previa, VCI & MCI: Rare Umbilical Cord Insertions Explained with OBGYN, Nathan Riley
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Show Notes
Join HeHe and Dr. Nathan Riley as they delve into the complexities of Marginal Cord Insertion (MCI), Velamentous Cord Insertion (VCI), and Vasa Previa, rare conditions that affect the umbilical cord's attachment to the placenta. Dr. Riley explains these conditions in detail, discusses their implications for labor and delivery, and provides guidance on how to manage them. Learn about the risks, potential complications, and how to have informed discussions with healthcare providers. This episode is packed with valuable insights for expectant mothers and birth workers alike. You won't want to miss it!
Understanding VCI and MCI
Diagnosing Cord Insertions
Risk Factors and Associations
Impact on Labor and Delivery
Nutritional and Lifestyle Considerations
Midwife vs. OBGYN: Understanding Different Approaches
Diagnosing and Managing Marginal Cord Insertion
Induction Decisions: Weighing the Options
Natural Induction Methods: Gentle Approaches
Understanding Vasa Previa: Risks and Realities
Navigating Low Intervention Births with Diagnoses
Community and Support: A New Consultation Model
Upcoming Conference: Learning and Networking Opportunities
Empowering Doulas: Knowledge and Advocacy
Guest Bio:
Dr. Nathan Riley is a holistic obgyn providing patient-centered, freedom-focused practice helping women find their healing signal through the noise. He also helps women birth on their own terms.
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References:
marginal and velamentous outcomes.pdf