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Re: Twins case part IFrom: Eberhard Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)Sun Apr 28 10:33:40 2002
In message <3CCC0611.F05AFB58@intercom.net>, Joe Cutchin writes:
> You know ,I know ,hell everybody knows that vaginal delivery is the There is not a shadow of doubt that multiple gestation increases obstetric risk. ACOG definition of Level I facility would require the ability to do a C/S within 30 minutes from the decision to do so. Ergo, a delivery at the "hamlet" is quite out of the question. A G3P2 wishing to deliver twins vaginally wihout any other risks should be allowed to do so in a level I facility, ie at your hospital. Should she want a section I'd go along with it too. el
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