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Re: leaving an undelivered placenta.......From: Anna Meenan, MD (annam@uic.edu)Sat May 13 11:40:13 2000
At Fri, 12 May 2000, Joanne Bulley, MD wrote: > >This behavior of docs is what gives ALL of us bad names -and increases >the malpractice premiums! Why the H*** did he want to section a multip >at 8cm?!?!?!? I haven'e been involved with many sections I though >unnecessary - but this sounds like one! > >Joanne B > No, he didn't section a multip at 8 cm. MY patient was a primip. What he did was to walk out of the OR, leaving an open belly on the table, to deliver HIS patient, who was a multip and he should have know before he took my patient back to section that his would probably deliver within the hour. There was no great hurry with my patient, so he should have called in one of his partners to do the section or to deliver his multip, or just waited to start the section until his lady was delivered. Anna
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