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Re: Episiotomy questionFrom: AllanHo@aol.comMon Feb 18 00:58:55 2008
In a message dated 2/17/2008 10:06:04 PM Eastern Standard Time, inamaygaskin@gmail.com writes: She won't. It would hurt too much to do that. But it's okay to help her over. Ina May On 17 Feb 2008, at 15:33, _AllanHo@aol.com_ (mailto:AllanHo@aol.com) wrote: I have heard of this maneuver, but the thought of making a woman flip around with a baby's head between her legs scares me a little bit. What if she sits on the baby's head by accident? Allan May be I am thick - I don't quite understand why flipping the woman up-side-down would change the geometry of her pelvis any more than you can by pushing her legs back and arch her back. Do you think the reason why your maneuver work has more to do with the movements the patient had to go through to get up on her hands and knees than the position itself? May be it is all the wiggling around that disimpact the shoulder. In any case, it is good to know there is another way to get things done. Allan
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