Re: Classical C/S--new info

From: Steve Breaux MD (breauxs@genesishealth.com)
Thu Apr 6 15:59:02 2000


At Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Garry Siegel wrote: >
>Joe:
>
>Ditto--you're stuck leaving the office, IMHO.
>
>Today, my partner and I had an interesting case:
>
>30 YO P1001 at 40w0d, morbidly obese (350#, 5 feet 5 inches) who is s/p
>tracheostomy for sleep apnea, has asthma. She is my partner's patient,
>so I don't know her history fully, but she has been followed also my our
>local MFMs who have advocated delivery by term.
>
>Well, last week, at 39+, the BPP showed decreased movement initally, and
>her cervix has closed/high. Repeat scan was cool, and she was
>technically a challege to monitor--like it really couldn't be done.
>
>After much discussion, she was sent home to have every other day BPPs,
>which were cool over the weekend.
>
>On Monday, 4/3, her BPP was still good, cervix the same.
>Tuesday, 4/4, AFI dropped to 4, other parameters normal. Cervix the
>same.
>
>What would you do? If you choose to deliver, how? If you induce, and you
>can't monitor externally, can't AROM, what do you do? Ripen? Section? If
>so, how?
>
>Garry
>
>--
>Garry E. Siegel, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.
>Roswell, GA
>Private Practice

Garry

Good luck and please let me know how it turns out. My parnter and I have one who weighs in at 460lbs currently at 15 weeks!!!

--
Steve Breaux
Silvis, IL
Private practice

--
steven breaux




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