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boston trialFrom: Charlie Chambers (cchamber@IC.Owatonna.MN.US)Wed Oct 25 07:35:57 1995
Reading over the Boston trial on "active management", the results to me seem somewhat tainted by the fact that both arms of the study had a cesarean section rate of nearly 20%. Being that this only included primigravidas seems especially disconcerting. I know the argument will be that their center is a high risk tertiary care center, but 1 out of 5 primigravidas with a cesearean seems especially aggressive, active management or not.
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