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Transient Fetal Acidosis at Amniotomy

Summary: The lower pH and base excess levels sometimes seen in the scalp blood at the time of amniotomy are likely to be secondary to maternal acid base status, which are subjected to postural and other influences. Amniotomy, itself, probably has no significant deleterious effect on fetal acid base status.