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Re: new caseFrom: Luis Sanchez-Ramos (luis.sanchez@jax.ufl.edu)Tue May 30 06:27:25 2000
At Mon, 29 May 2000, Betsy Hyde wrote: >>I did research for almost 10 years prior to midwifery. Have a long CV and list of peer-reviewed publications<< Now, what does your prior experience in "research" have to do with the uterine rupture??
>>This woman had minimal contractions. She was given misoprostil, and then pitocin in a manner which is well within the standard of care<< Here lies the problem: we have to accept, without objective evidence, that the patient was having "minimal" contractions prior to receiving misoprostol. How do you define minimal contractions. I have seen a number of patients with "mininmal" contractions or apparently without contractions than when an IUPC was inserted were noted to have regular uterine activity (At least 3 contractions per 10 minutes). Why don't you scan the monitor strip for us so that we can determine or quantify uterine activity? LSR
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