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Re: VBAC and augmentation without ruptureFrom: Brian Hackman (brianhackman@easynet.co.uk)Thu Aug 15 19:41:43 1996
>At 07:08 PM 8/8/96 -0500, you wrote: >>In the current educational system in Britain I see a group of people who >>will be trained with a very limited breadth of experience all gained within >>one Deanship. The beauty of this list is the variety. >>Another day I will write about my views on confidentiality, Lawyers, >>Journalist, Cellular phones, and perhaps even wearing the Emperor's clothes. >> >>Jokes aside, may I tap your varied experience on using Syntocinon after a >>previous Caesarian Section ( a trial of scar or attempt at VBAC) >>Some say NEVER EVER. Does this mean even if contracting irreg 1 in 6 or 8? >>Some limit the amount of Synto.. If you do, whats your limit? >>Some use an Intra-uterine Pressure Catheter (an IUPC in UK). >>This is really the main question: >>**What IUPC pressures do you or your colleagues aim for? >> >>Grateful for comments. >> >we treat prior cesareans as though they were primigravidas. we use oxytocin, >epidurals, etc - and have for decades! > >david >dnagey@welchlink.welch.jhu.edu Me too. A normal contraction is a normal contraction is a normal contraction. Who said that?
-- Brian Hackman
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