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Re: IUFDFrom: ainsron@msn.comTue Apr 25 19:55:09 2000
Finally needed to section her. Prolapsed left arm and shoulder into the vagina. Baby was 11# 3oz! No obvious cause of demise, but most likely utero-placental insufficiency. She also started bleeding just before we went to the OR, found an meconium stained endometrium, blood in the uterus with a partial abruption and Couvelaire uterus. due to cytotec? I know the abruption wasn't the cause of the fetal demise.
>I once had in my residency an IUFD --breech vaginally - my second year
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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