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Re: family in the LDR etc/OA vs OP From: Kirsten Duckitt (kirsten.duckitt@obstetrics-gynaecology.oxford.ac.uk) Sat Dec 30 11:50:33 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: CPT question" Previous message: maggie cnm: "fever after epidural" Dr Miller wrote: >Actually, in the context of peer review of bad outcomes rather than a >support group discussion, I think this entire episode should be a lesson >for all that if you're tempted to use Kiellands, do rotations, etc. at > +2 station, even for fetal distress, DON'T DO IT! Do an "easy" C/S > (especially if you already have an epidural) if you can't make the > feeling to do SOMETHING go away. I don't think C/S at full dilatation and +2 are particularly easy! A ventouse with an OP cup (if OP) are much easier and quicker! -- Kirsten Duckitt MRCOG Next message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: CPT question" Previous message: maggie cnm: "fever after epidural"

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