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C/S for this breech?From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Sun Oct 22 18:31:56 1995
Hi, I saw a G2P1 34 weeks to dates, fundal height and Ultrasound last Thursday. I had discharged her on Monday after two days worth of Nifidepine and Betamethasone for premature contractions which responded very well. On examination: single breech, 4-5 cm dilated, membranes intact. Regular contractions of 3 in 10 minutes for 30 seconds. Given that I am the resident Medical Officer of a small district hospital 300 miles away from the referral hospital I did a C/S. 2100g male (Apgars 9/10 10/10 10/10). What mode of delivery would others have chosen? el
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