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Re: C/sections on demandFrom: GA12L@aol.comMon Nov 28 11:19:38 2005
In a message dated 28/11/2005 18:10:17 GMT Standard Time, RModugno@aol.com writes: What about hyperbilirubinemia in the newborn? It's very rare so you can't keep all babies in for the sake of the one in God knows how many. Do you have many cases of postpartum pre-eclampsia? We don't and you can't keep all women in for the sake of the one in God knows how many. We could go on keeping women in for longer and longer just in case...but just in case might never happen and as we don't have the amount of lawsuits you do it would be classed as an unfortunate incident that no one could have envisaged. This is what I mean about you all practising defensively, practising in case...the baby develops jaundice; the woman has an eclamptic fit; she bleeds; gets a wound infection etc., etc., etc. We see everything as normal until proven otherwise, you seem to see it as normal in retrospect. But I suspect that's the fault of the system not the people who work in it. Gail
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