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Re: OA vs. OPFrom: Eberhard W Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)Sun Dec 31 10:57:55 2000
Pat, In Germany they like to put the patient on the side of the posterior fontanelle and it is hoped that that will make the head rotate. Please, don't ask me how and why, I always marvel from the sidelines. My attitude is "If the baby doesn't want to come down, it doesn't want to come down." I don't give a dead rats fuzzy behind about that moron at the WHO who has decided that there is such a thing as a Cesarean Section rate. And, my FRCOG always told me that the only forceps he does is a Wrigely's outlet forceps and only if the head is straight. The man has NEVER been wrong. NEVER. In the meantime I have however also learned to accept the value of "Clanking the Forceps" :-)-O el
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