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Re: new case From: Richard D. Kaplan (rkaplan@triad.rr.com) Sun May 28 13:03:05 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Garry E. Siegel: "Re: routine intrapartum labs ---> placenta pathology" Previous message: John Robertson MD: "Re: R: Antibiotic prophilaxis with Pereyra BNS" Maybe in reply to: Betsy Hyde: "new case" Next in thread: Betsy Hyde: "Re: new case" >----- Original Message ----- From: Scott Wiersma <donald.wiersma@misawa.af.mil> To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L <ob-gyn-l@forum.obgyn.net> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 1:00 AM Subject: Re: new case > ....At laparotomy they found the body of the infant extruded through a uterine > ruture and into the abdominal cavity while the head was still stuck > outside the vagina. It may have been not just cervix but actually > uterus itself contracting around the baby and preventing delivery until > you turned the pit off. > > -- > Scott Wiersma, MD, FACOG > Misawa Air Base, Japan Back in 1975 when I was an intern I was involved in a 2nd trimester Ab that was induced with intraamniotic prostagladin. After delivery her cervix looked raw and irregular but was not actively bleeding, but there appeared to be a small bleeing laceration above the cervix that I controlled with a figure of eight suture while the 2nd year resident looked over my shoulder. She spiked a fever 2 days later and on pelvic we found that my suture was (you guessed it) on the cervix and she had aborted through a laceration in the posterior lower segment. Richard Kaplan Greensboro, NC Next message: Garry E. Siegel: "Re: routine intrapartum labs ---> placenta pathology" Previous message: John Robertson MD: "Re: R: Antibiotic prophilaxis with Pereyra BNS" Maybe in reply to: Betsy Hyde: "new case" Next in thread: Betsy Hyde: "Re: new case"

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