Re: GRAVIDA 2 PARA 1 at 40 weeks in breech with hydrocephulus and
From: Steve & Eryl Raymond (eryl@intekom.co.za)
Mon Feb 21 20:58:23 2005
I have found that a small gauge chest drain is even more effective at
perforating a hydrocephalus because of its larger calibre.
Steve Raymond
tirupati seshasai wrote:
>finally we took an epidural needle size of 16 gauge and
>perforated the skull
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