Re: 41 week Induction

From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)
Sun Dec 4 20:53:57 2005

In message <4536092D6B1A8140A17AEDB95566284806C61CAF@RHHLEX01.health.local>, "R aymond Stephen" writes:

> In my training no emphasis was placed on the "latent phase of
> labour" probably because I was brought up in the era of "active
> management". In South Africa however there was a whole list of
> definitions of what constituted "active phase" and distinctions
> between "active" and "latent phase". It scared the hell out of me
> because junior residents would dismiss patients with no progress as
> being still in latent phase, and there were occasions when this
> contributed to morbidity. For this reason I have always been
> unhappy with those who come in and niggle, and would rather see them
> augmented.

I totally agree. How many patients do you induce?

el



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