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Vacuum extractor...other uses From: Cahill, Charles W. (CCAHILL@library.bhs.org) Fri Dec 15 10:54:27 1995 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Cahill, Charles W.: "protocols" Previous message: Francl Michelle M: "Re: I have less problems these days, thanks to the list" Maybe not for breeches, but for large dermoids at laparotomy, the delivery of the ovary (6-10 cm) is facilitated by the application of the extractor on low suction...insertion of the hand or deaver or even a Meerless head extractor can compromise the size of the incision...there was an article with a photo in one of the obgyn journals about 5 yrs ago. C.W. Cahill, M.D. Baystate Medical Center (motto: 'its out for repair') Springfield, MA, USA ccahill@library.bhs.org Next message: Cahill, Charles W.: "protocols" Previous message: Francl Michelle M: "Re: I have less problems these days, thanks to the list"

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