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Re: ACOG StatementFrom: Stmidwife@aol.comMon Nov 20 16:33:55 2006
My birth center is one block from two different hospitals. One to each side. As for emergencies, I carry pitocin, methergine, IV's, oxygen, bag and mask for newborn and adult, neonatal resuscitation and American Heart certified. If I am having a shoulder dystocia, I do the same thing you do, and change maternal positions.(ie Gaskin Manuever). What country are you in? Sue In a message dated 11/20/2006 2:41:16 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, ob-gyn-l@obgyn.net writes: Possibly we have to take in account many factors. The place close to a Urgency Center, cultural factors,medical personal resources, etc. I consider in my country it is not possible. I am thinking and thinking in a complications: hemorrage, hypovolemy, shoulder distocya, etc. Opinios about the last? It is possible that many of us was borned at home, but many, many (babies and mothers) died too.
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