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"Nerve Entrapment"From: Lynn Montgomery (apgar10@thebirthcentermt.com)Mon Sep 17 09:41:27 2007
First, thank y'all for your comments on the nerve entrapment question. Y'all remain the voice of reason for me. My partner and I share the same questions raised. Neither of us are really sure what you would do when you would take a patient back to the OR for this "symptom" (notice EL that I used "symptom" rather than "diagnosis"). Apparently, they took the two patients back to the OR, took down the incisional repair and re-did it. Obviously, the question is, upon re-closing, how would you know. The fascial incision is what it is and certainly needs to be closed - maybe interrupted fascial closure??? Certainly glad to hear that nobody here has followed the path observed in these cases. Lynn
-- Lynn D. Montgomery, M.D.
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