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Re: AMOLFrom: Richard Chudacoff, MD (rchudacoff@mylinuxisp.com)Tue Apr 9 16:58:53 2002
Pit as induction or augmentation ? Usually augmentation. I prefer Cytotec for induction.  What would you say is your induction rate aside from augmentation ? Over 90% vaginal delivery with induction. Hard to say aside from augmentation, 25-50 % get augmented. I’d also say less than 10% of my patients go into spontaneous labor (uh oh, now the flames are going to fly.) What is your policy on VBACs ? I don’t do them.  I should preface that with the info that I have had four VBACs after 40, the last a homebirth. All babies were macrasomic Well, you are an adult, so you get to make your own decisions in life. Not what I would choose, but that’s okay. ........might I also ask if cytotec is part of your induction procedures ? Primarily. Your section rate is most impressive ! I actually got written up while I was in the Navy because my numbers were more than 2 standard deviations from the mean. My c-section rate was 4%, Navy average was 21%! Bureaucrats!!
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