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Re: Low lying placentaFrom: Robert Brenner (robbrenner@earthlink.net)Wed Sep 25 19:28:42 1996
>It may be a myth, but it has been stated that (in some cultures, >including the Nordic) once upon a time it was regarded as very >important that the woman in early labor had a semen insertion >as a 'shot for the road'. Allegedly, if the husband wasn't >around, a brother or really any male in convenient reach had to do. >Perhaps a randomized study with n00 might show a significant >decrease in the duration of labor. :-) > >Mats Bergstrom, MD >Ob Gyn >South Hospital >Stockholm Now that's what I call active management of labor. Questions on the protocol: Is this a continuous infusion or one shot deal? Do you use an IVAC or minidrip? I suppose an internal scalp electrode is contraindicated. I sure am having fun with this one.
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