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Appendicectomy in pregnancyFrom: Rupak Ranjan Roy (rupakray@caltiger.com)Fri Jun 30 01:50:04 2000
In the discussion about appendicectomy at 36.5 weeks the consensus was NOT to do a caesarean section at the time of appendicectomy. The main reason being the fear of inviting complications. However, the initial query about scar dehiscence in the 2nd stage of labour remains, particularly if the incision needs to be placed higher (and not a classical appendicectomy incision). It will be interesting to know what the listers will do if someone develops acute appendicitis, say at, 40 weeks.
-- Rupak Ranjan Roy MRCOG
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