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Re: VBAC, immediate availabilityFrom: ainsron@msn.comWed Feb 14 20:20:36 2001
That's a fine statement for a professor working out of a medical center, but many of us work in a different world. If we didn't believe that delivery in our facilities was safe and saw the terrible outcomes predicted by these studies, we would be out of business and moving to the city to join you. One of the problems with ACOG's recommendations and the directions it is pushing us is that the studies are done in the medical centers - which is obviously the only place they can be done. However, the populations you see are quite different from mine - both socioeconomically and in most other ways. I would also venture to say that the even though private Obs, such as myself may not be with our patients all the way through labor, we manage our patients with the help of experienced nurses as well if not better than medical students and residents under the direct control of the professors.
>That is what I want for my Daughter when she is in labor with my grandchild.
-- Ronald E. Ainsworth, MD
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