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Re: Shoulder Dystocia and the "all fours maneuver"From: LMCNM@aol.comFri Oct 6 23:30:22 1995
I have found that it is the movement that helps to dislodge the shoulder. I generally slip a bedpan under the patients before I turn on all fours and this has practically eliminated the need to do this. I feel real comfortable with shoulder dystocia-- can someone give me a magic cure for PP bleeding. It seems that my well nourished, healthy patients have terrible cases of atony. Lonnie Morris CNM
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