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Re: Practice Protocol: BREECHFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Tue Dec 19 23:32:53 1995
At 2:03 PM 14/12/95, John Robertson wrote: [...] >>12. BREECH
>>3. X-ray pelvimetry films and ultrasound-estimated fetal weight should be
>My teaching was that x - ray pelvimetry was not helpful in determining the adequacy of the pelvis for vaginal delivery, anyone esle? We don't do pelvimetry at all here any more as it make absolutely no difference in the eventual mode of delivery. X-Ray pelvimetry can help you for documentary purposes. The size of the baby is of course important. As in the shoulder dystocia discussion here this emphasis is on early detection so you don't have to make these decisions under duress... We section primi breeches here, by the way. el
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