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Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning From: Anna Meenan, MD (annam@uic.edu) Thu Sep 4 23:55:13 2003 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Previous message: Karen Lee: "Re: Mirena IUD with Continuous ERT?" In reply to: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Next in thread: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Reply: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Not sure I understand the question: My hands as opposed to the resident's hands, or as opposed to no hands at all? -- Anna Meenan, MD At Thu, 4 Sep 2003, Jane wrote: > >So does this mean that you have your hands on at all births, or just >when absolutely needed? >Jane >UK Next message: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Previous message: Karen Lee: "Re: Mirena IUD with Continuous ERT?" In reply to: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Next in thread: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning" Reply: Jane: "Re: Was RML--Hand positions when crowning"

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