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Re: Classical C/S - Dr SiegelFrom: croure@ibm.netSun Apr 9 08:20:34 2000
At Sat, 8 Apr 2000, Garry Siegel wrote: > >El: > >Respectfully, I don't think that making a midline or larger incision in >order to facilitate surgery is a legitimate malpractice issue. > >While others may disagree with that which I did, and we all enjoy this >scholarly debate, I hardly think this case represents malpractice. > >I would be interested in what some of the experience American Ob/Gyns >think--Dan, Ashley, Joe. You asked for "American (with capital letters) Ob/Gyns) not for Caribbean and Dan, Ashley and Joe. I am not any of the three but since the Caribbean is after all in "America" I would like to totally agree with Joe's answer. Right on. We may disagree or might have done a different type of entry and this forum is a good place to discuss this issues and get ideas from others. I personally wouldn't have done a vertical skin and a classical in the uterus. Your postings are always very polite even after being thrown flames by somebody. Flames speak more about the person throwing them than about the intended receiver. Do not let yourself be bothered by it. Keep up with your contributions for they are very worthwhile. I have quit posting on the list because of the so many flames. An exception today. Carlos
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