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Re: C/S for this breech?From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Tue Oct 24 03:50:01 1995
Hi, the consensus of several answers was to consider a vaginal delivery. Given our setup I still reckon it was acceptable to do a C/S. My colleagues however (not used to email) are extremely impressed with this feedback. It is quite helpful out here (small district hospital 300 miles from the referral hospital in a developing country) to have some means of discussing cases. greetings, el
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