Successful delayed-interval delivery in monochorionic diamniotic twin pregnancy: A case report.

Delayed-interval delivery in twin pregnancy is a rare occurrence. It is sometimes performed in twin pregnancies when the first twin is born at the limit of viabililty, to improve outcome for the second twin. It has been suggested that monochorionicity is a contraindication to delayed-interval delivery in multifetal pregnancy. The literature describes only a dozen cases over the last 20 years and only a handful of these reports specify success.