Phipps 2013.

Trial name or title	Does Manual Rotation of the Occiput Posterior Fetus during the Second Stage of Labour Increase the Likelihood of Vaginal Birth?
Methods	Double‐blind randomised controlled trial ‐ pilot study
Participants	Women with a singleton term pregnancy with a cephalic presentation and in OP position (on ultrasound) at full dilatation
Interventions	Eligible women were randomised to receive either a real or a 'sham' manual rotation by an independent investigator, such that both the woman and the labour ward care providers were blinded to the randomisation result. The procedure was performed either 1 hour after full dilatation was diagnosed or with onset of maternal urge to push, whichever occurred first
Outcomes	Primary outcomes: operative delivery (caesarean section, forceps‐assisted vaginal delivery or vacuum extraction)
Starting date	December 2010 and December 2011
Contact information	Ms Hala Phipps, Research Midwife, RPA Women and Babies, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, NSW, Australia Email: hala.phipps@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Notes

OP: occiput posterior.