Re: Clincial Pelvimetry

From: Dr Eberhard Lisse (el@lisse.NA)
Fri Aug 4 18:12:04 2006

Ef,

engagement is assessed abdominally and not a by pelvimetry.

el

on 8/4/06 11:52 PM Efrain Ramirez said the following: > Garry – I routinely assess patient’s pelvis before induction – or at
> 38-39 weeks routine pelvic examinations at our office – I do not write
> in the record my impression but I do tell the patient my feelings – or
> whatever – about that pelvic examination – if I find a Primigravid
> patient 39-40 weeks with an unengaged vertex I definitively tell the
> couple that it is not a good sign

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