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Re: VBAC and augmentation without rupture From: Dr Vivienne Souter (viv@tattoo.ed.ac.uk) Fri Aug 16 16:14:02 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Hakan Duran: "Pericentric inversion on chromosome 9" Previous message: Dr Vivienne Souter: "Re: PROM and steroids" Maybe in reply to: PETEHARRIS@delphi.com: "VBAC and augmentation without rupture" -- ---------- >I think most important thing in the follow up of patients for VBAC is the pattern of fetal heart rate tracing which can be most precisely monitored by a scalp electrode. I am a few days behind with my mail but I couldn't help contributing my experiences of scar dehiscence: a couple of decelerations followed by a bradycardia early in labour in both cases. One case was an augmented labour; one spontaneous. There was no pain at the time of the rupture. Time to delivery must be crucial in this situation....... as a result my feeling too is that continuous CTG monitoring is absolutely essential whether labour is spontaneous or augmented V.L. Souter Research Fellow Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh E-mail: V.L.Souter@ed.ac.uk Next message: Hakan Duran: "Pericentric inversion on chromosome 9" Previous message: Dr Vivienne Souter: "Re: PROM and steroids" Maybe in reply to: PETEHARRIS@delphi.com: "VBAC and augmentation without rupture"

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