Re: C/S Under Local Anesthesia

From: DoctorJoe@aol.com
Sun Feb 6 12:06:10 2000


In a message dated 2/6/00 12:33:46 PM, pprior@earthlink.net writes:

>Given the dermatome innervation it would seem that a transverse
>incision might be better rendered anesthetized by local injection than
>a vertical. I wonder if anyone might comment on this. Now put aside
>the argument about vertical vs. pfannensteil incisions for stat
>sections for the moment with regards to speed of entry.

Anatomically, that may be correct.

Joe P.





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