There are several serious injuries associated with Vacuum Deliveries including subgaleal hematoma and intracranial bleeding.

Less serious and superficial injuries are cephalhematoma, scalp lacerations and abrasions.

Injuries to the scalp from vacuum delivery can be caused by incorrect cup placement, excessive traction force and improper traction technique.

Serious injuries and superficial injuries such as abrasions and lacerations are not caused by the vacuum cup itself but are usually caused by pulling too hard or in the wrong direction on a cup placed over the wrong spot on the baby?s head.

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