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Re: Clasical C/SFrom: Eryl & Steve Raymond (eryl@intekom.co.za)Fri Apr 7 17:01:08 2000
> > > > << However, I really wonder why are so many classical C/Sī done in the > > US? > > >> > > El, what gives you that impression? > > He just did a totally unecessary one on that big woman. > > I can live with the skin incision, but a classical C/S for obesity? > I was wondering the same thing myself. I said once before on this list that I cannot remember the last patient I saw with a classical incision, and I have not done one myself since the late 70's during my training, yet we are always reading on this list about classical incisions. They should be so rare as to warrant calling all the students and residents into theatre when one is done as it may be the only one they'll ever see! Steve Raymond
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