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Re: Cervical ripening agentsFrom: Andrew Folley (agfolley@hotmail.com)Mon Oct 23 07:47:42 2006
Yes they are placed on the antepartum floor. Patients are transfereed to Land D the next monring for Pitoini or cytotec and AROM. Why would anyone want to tie up a L&D room on somone with cervical ripening provided they could be monitored safely on the floor if they are using cervidil. How many of us would be unsing cervidil at $700 cost to insurance if the cost came out of our own reimbusement???? I suspect we would either be doing less indcutions or using the foley catheter method for ripening. andrew
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