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Re: 41 week InductionFrom: Dr Eberhard Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Fri Dec 2 22:09:01 2005
Either one has an indication for an induction, or not. There is nothing in your mail about indication actually, 41 weeks can mean 40 + 1 in fact. How sure are you, are they, is she about her dates. How reliable is the sonographer, given that dating would be difficult in a very obse woman. She might just not be ready... Or is the indications that she walked into the hospital? Anyway, given that there was/is an indication for induction then after 24 hours it must be considered a failure and a vaginal bypass operation must be done. greetings, el
Andrew Folley wrote:
> Midwives are inducing 41 week primip tonight. this is her second or
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