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Re: 4th degree lacerationFrom: Marie Harkins (mharkins@twcny.rr.com)Sun Sep 25 17:31:53 2005
I guess the biggest problem in these situations is if they go unrecognized. I guess there was no missing what happened in your wife's case. That must have been a hard thing for you to see. Did she have any subsequent problems? The OB I was working with also did not cut the sphincter for the repair.
-- Marie Harkins, CNM Ithaca, NY
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