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Objective . To examine the effects of clinical hypnosis versus NLP intervention on the success rate of ECV procedures in comparison to a control group.   Methods . A prospective off-centre randomised trial of a clinical hypnosis intervention against NLP of women with a singleton breech fetus at or after 37 0/7  (259 days) weeks of gestation and normal amniotic fluid index. All 80 participants heard a 20-minute recorded intervention via head phones. Main outcome assessed was success rate of ECV. The intervention groups were compared with a control group with standard medical care alone ( n  = 122).   Results . A total of 42 women, who received a hypnosis intervention prior to ECV, had a 40.5% ( n  = 17), successful ECV, whereas 38 women, who received NLP, had a 44.7% ( n  = 17) successful ECV ( P  > 0.05). The control group had similar patient characteristics compared to the intervention groups ( P  > 0.05). In the control group ( n  = 122) 27.3% ( n  = 33) had a statistically significant lower successful ECV procedure than NLP ( P  = 0.05) and hypnosis and NLP ( P  = 0.03).   Conclusions . These findings suggest that prior clinical hypnosis and NLP have similar success rates of ECV procedures and are both superior to standard medical care alone.

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The Effects of Clinical Hypnosis versus Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) before External Cephalic Version (ECV): A Prospective Off-Centre Randomised, Double-Blind, Controlled Trial