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Re: Within or outside the standard of care - LongFrom: Garry Siegel (garrys@mindspring.com)Tue May 29 21:04:24 2001
> >>If convenience is what you & your patients truly seek, then tap & >>section 'em all on your lunch break instead of wasting everyone's time >>and resources for a game plan that boasts a 25%+ failure rate. Betty: I think that you are a bit strong in your comments, and I don't mean to "pile on" to others' comments. Like Malcolm, I am aware that you have been a lister for some time. A social induction in a multip with a great cervix, done for mutual convenience after an honest discussion, is a helluva lot different that your above example. If one is going to do social inductions (and I do), one needs to be smart, careful, and have good outcomes. For an experienced obstetrician, it's not that hard to figure this out, and offer social induction only when you think/almost always know that it will fly, and *only* if the patient agrees. FWIW, my social induction for tomorrow called today and cancelled, preferring to wait for labor. No biggie. Garry
-- Garry E. Siegel, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. Roswell, GA Private Practice
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