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Re: new caseFrom: croure@ibm.netMon May 29 21:23:10 2000
At Mon, 29 May 2000, Joanne Bulley, MD wrote: > >Betsy - Thanks for re-posting the original reason for your post. > > Ruptured Uterus as the diagnosis >when tachycardia, SOB, lack of apparent progress in labor despite normal >doses of oxytocic agents. What is interesting in Betsy's original case and in yours is something that Dr. Phelan had reported one or two years ago: That patients with uterine rupture have less excessive contractions than patients with VBAC and patients with normal vaginal deliveries (without previous c/s). In other words, less rather than more contractions!! So, IF it isn't *more* contractions, then why????? do they rupture????? Is it a problem with the uterus itself or is it something else?? Any ideas from anybody who is willing to share their ideas, perhaps in a nice way??? Carlos
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