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Re: OB: Home birthsFrom: Ronald Ainsworth (ainsron@sbcglobal.net)Wed Nov 16 11:40:38 2005
What you call a "promise" to allow a VBAC usually represents unrealistic expectations by the patient. When I did VBACs, patients were told the circumstances that would risk them out, they were also given a consent form that they read and signed listing those circumstances. There were still patients who tried to bargain details that were not on the table - continuous monitoring, scalp electrode when ruptured, no inductions, etc. Jamie <ajfields@pine-net.com> wrote:I've seen this tactic justified by saying that some OBs will promise a VBAC (or vaginal birth under other circumstances) and then renege late in the pgcy when it's more difficult to change providers. I'm not justifying it, but others do.
At Tue, 15 Nov 2005, DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote:
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-- JFields, RN, BSN
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