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Twin question sequenceFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Sun Nov 13 09:27:06 2005
Well put Joe. DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: In a message dated 11/12/05 12:52:25 PM, Chrisa93@aol.com writes: I realize this won't change the minds of those who make the decision based on legal fears, but here's some data. Some of the samples are relatively small, but it doesn't seem like there's much evidence to rule out twin VBAC across the board. Just remember one thing: "twin VBAC" starts with "twin." There's been lots of discussion in the recent decade about delivering twins (or at least the 2nd twin) vaginally. The balance is a fine one. So THAT question must be answered first. If she WASN'T a previous C/S, would you deliver her vaginally with twins? The SECOND determination is: After you've answered the first question, does VBAC make your odds worse? Joe P.
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