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Re: Undocumented uterine scarFrom: R. Daniel Braun (rBraun@IUNET.IUPUI.EDU)Fri Aug 30 15:29:35 1996
We've had some bad experiences with "unkown" stuff from south of the border. I'd probably just go with a scheduled repeat... Joe P. On the other hand, I spent 11 years (1983-1994) in Odessa and we didn't have any problems like that at all. About 25 % of our previous sections had been don SOTB (South of the Border). The first several years I was there, we did all repeats without any TOL.We didn't find but an Occasional patient who had a classical. The last couple of years, we did almost all TOL's unless we found a reason to repeat, like KNOWN classical. No disasters. It's better to be lucky than good I guess.
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