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Re: Shoulder dystocia - Again!From: Don Miller (DrMiller@eNATAL.com)Sun Sep 19 17:24:24 2004
At Sun, 19 Sep 2004, art fougner, md wrote: > >question ... does not "traction on the head" aggravate pressure on the >brachial plexus? Of course. Regardless of what actually may transpire, phrases such as "traction on the head" (not even if "gentle"), "fundal pressure was applied" (by a 300 pound nurse), "fetal distress", etc. should NEVER be spoken and should NEVER be documented (unless you're trying to bankrupt your professional liability insurer).
-- Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD, FACOG eNATAL, LLC http://www.eNATAL.com
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