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Re: 'How childbirth went industrial' From: Bernard Cristalli (bcrist@club-internet.fr) Sat Oct 14 01:20:24 2006 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Prophylactic MgSO4" Previous message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: 'How childbirth went industrial'" In reply to: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: 'How childbirth went industrial'" No fear Claire, When you take the waist you immediately slip on the pelvis. The most important is to do it through a towel, or you'll slip to the anckles. Bernard R. Daniel Braun a écrit : > Yup! > > On 10/13/06, *claire* <clairec1979@hotmail.com > <mailto:clairec1979@hotmail.com>> wrote: > > >One exception I noticed was Gawande's description of how a c/s is > done, > >about delivering the baby from the uterus: "If the head is deep > in the > >birth canal, you have to grasp the baby's waist, stand up > straight, and > >*pull*." > > > >I haven't ever grasped a baby's waist at c/s. Is this a standard > >maneuver? > > Speaking as a lowly student midwife, so no real idea with > sections, but > wouldn't that have the same risks to baby as mishandling a vaginal > breech birth and grasping round the waist rather than using the > pelvis? > Claire (st mw) > > -- > R. Daniel Braun > > "The way to health is an aromatic bath and scented massage > everyday". > Hippocrates -- ÐÏࡱá Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re: Prophylactic MgSO4" Previous message: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: 'How childbirth went industrial'" In reply to: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: 'How childbirth went industrial'"

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