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Re: Gel, Pit, & VBAC tragedyFrom: RModugno@aol.comWed Feb 28 20:00:05 2001
Can only go on what is reported here. Labor and delivery nurses inexperienced. Nurses blamed for lack of MD attentiveness? Prostaglandin gel not contra-indicated. Obstetrician not in immediate attendence. Vbac on pit should not be attended by GP ( my humble opinion) or non-attended as in this case. VBAC on pitocin 5 to 8X higher risk of rupture. What then Gloria, is the exact point of this post? Perhaps it would have been safer to attempt a home VBAC? Robert Modugno MD MBA FACOG Marietta, GA (Just stirring the yogurt) In a 2 OB, 3 CNM Practice a la Ribot
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