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Re: OB: FRI: A Time To Be Born?From: Eberhard W Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)Fri Jul 28 10:08:12 2000
In message <76.19144aa.26b2ee5a@aol.com>, RModugno@aol.com writes: > In a message dated 7/28/00 9:15:40 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > evsono@pipeline.com writes: > > << Studies from Wales and Scotland in 1998 showed a positive correlation > between intrapartum asphyxia and night time births. Gunther et al > investigated this relation through a retrospective cohort study of 380 > 980 births in Hesse, Germany, in 1990-8 (p 274). Their results confirm > the previous studies, with babies born at night having a higher relative > risk of early neonatal death (1.86) and asphyxia related death (3.89) > than those born in the day. The authors speculate that the higher > mortality might be caused by tired staff working at night after a full > day's work. >> > > Solution: Routine elective induction @7.0am - active management - if not > delivered by 7pm - Cesarean section Well, my FRCOG in WIndhoek always said something like this: Prostaglandins at 0800 Oxytocin at 1200 Rupture Membranes at 1200 Ceasar at 1700 Now there is some truth here.... el
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