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Re: VBACFrom: Efrain Ramirez (eramirez@icepr.com)Sat Oct 28 16:36:42 2000
At Sat, 28 Oct 2000, Alana A. Millman wrote: >Uterine rupture? How much do you think the time difference is between our ability >to get a woman to a hospital operatory (when we phone ahead) and our local >hospital ability to get a woman to an urgent c/s? > >I don't really want to argue. >If you feel you have some information that may cause me to change my views >please pass it along, but I don't want to play a numbers game. I find a >0.03% to 1% risk of uterine rupture to be a reasonable risk and I would not >accept a client who did not understand the risks. Who knows? Perhaps this >list will change what I think and make me "safer" according to your criteria. > >Alana Have you seen an uterine rupure before? - guess not - Hope you never will - once you have one it sticks -- I can get the baby out in less than 20 minutes from the time I decide to do a C/S--the difference between your setting and mine is,most probably, the life of the fetus -perhaps not of the mother - but I have seen at least 2 patients who almost died. Good luck.
-- "Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive."
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