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Re: C/S for this breech?From: Dr. Carlos Chase (drchase@caribnet.net)Mon Oct 23 14:50:00 1995
>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.
>What mode of delivery would others have chosen?
>Dr. Eberhard W. Lisse \ / Swakopmund State Hospital What was the presenting part? footling, was it an extended or flexed breech? If it was an extended breech, a vaginal delivery may have sufficed. Other options--> C-Section. Dr. Carlos Chase Bridgetown Barbados "Sun, sea and sand in the Caribbean" E-mail: drchase@caribnet.net
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