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Re: Double Cervix/double troubleFrom: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Tue Aug 13 13:02:22 1996
> I still think the >one cervix will probably dilate to accomodate delivery, but just looking >for possible adverse events if anyone else had experience. > >Thanks for your input, > >Gordon When I was a labor nurse in Oklahoma,we had a patient who had a double cervix.Trouble was, no one knew about the *second* one. Her exams in labor caused the residents great consternation, because they went something like this: 2,6,3,8,3 etc. One cervix dilated appropriately and the other just dilated a little. They finally figured it out when they found both cervices simultaneously.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT Assistant Clinical Professor,Yale University Midwife in private collaborative practice
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