Re: Breech Trail
From: Efrain Ramirez (eramirezt@coqui.net)
Tue Jan 24 04:01:09 2006
Bernard - you did not answer my question -
Ef
>At Tue, 24 Jan 2006, Bernard Cristalli wrote:
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>The head must be rather small (ultrasonography) and the pelvis must be
>rather wide (X-ray pelvimetry).
>If the the head is obviously (or probably) too big it's a Cs.
>That's what I meant by "proper selection".
>BC
>
>Efrain Ramirez a écrit :
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>>Bernard: what will happen to you if - Gord forbid, you run into a head
>>entrapment with severe neuroligical sequelae in a breech delivery?
>>
>>Ef
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>>At Mon, 23 Jan 2006, Bernard Cristalli wrote:
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>>>Of course not. I perform Cesareans.
>>>A vaginal breech is as safe as a vertex, actually a vaginal vertex is as
>>>risky as a vaginal breech if the selection is done properly.
>>>80% of the breeches are offered a trial of labor and 50% are VDs.
>>>BC
>>>
>>>Dr Eberhard Lisse a écrit :
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>>>>What we call here Normal Vetrex Deliveries are safer than Vaginal Breech
>>>>Deliveries.
>>>>
>>>>I do much less vaginal deliveries than I like, actually, because NVDs
>>>>are predominantly done by GPs here, who refer complicated and high risk
>>>>staff to the specialists. Or not :-(-O
>>>>
>>>>Do you do only vaginal deliveries?
>>>>
>>>>el
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>>>>on 1/22/06 11:43 PM Bernard Cristalli said the following:
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>>>>>Vaginal vertex deliveries aren't totally safe either.
>>>>>Do you do only CSs?
>>>>>BC
>>>>>
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>>" The greatest obstacle to knowledge is not ignorance,
>>it is the illusion of knowledge." Daniel J. Boorstin - Historian
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