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Re: One layer uterine closureFrom: Dr Eberhard Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Sat Sep 2 01:52:40 2006
Bernard, There is no standard in Europe. In Europe there are at least 6 schools of thought that I know personally of, French, UK, West and East German, Romanian and Russian. And I have no clue what happens in Spain, Italy and other places. The rupture rates have nothing to do with other countries per se, but perhaps with other techniques. I don't think 2 layers is worse than one, takes one minute longer, and makes me feel better. I *HAVE* seen onlayer closure com eloose once with catastrophic results. el
on 9/2/06 7:23 AM Bernard Cristalli said the following:
> One layer closure has been the standard of care here (France, and Europe
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