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Re: who knows about squitting delivery?From: Eberhard W Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)Mon Feb 26 12:29:44 2001
Steve, In message <3A9A7F94.19A7572C@intekom.co.za>, Steve & Eryl Raymond writes:
> Do you mean "squatting"? "Squitting" is what you do when you have Today I was expecting to just catch a baby because the mother was a P3 going from 5 cm to full dilation in an hour or so and it should have taken but 5 minutes. But she insisted on the squatting position and of course could not push effectively. However the CTG was reassuring all the time and because she is a colleague (Pediatrician) I just waited for the baby which after 25 minutes obliged. And was caught, of course :-)-O The midwife was seriously busy with protection of the perineum, like most of them are in Germany, and it tore, anyway, like it usually does, anyway. And the moral of the story? I don't really know :-)-O What I usually do after they have pushed for a while is, to ask them to return to the prone position and deliver them :-)-O el
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