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Re: BreechFrom: Gordon M. Goldman (goldmang@medicine.wustl.edu)Fri Dec 22 21:31:55 1995
On Fri, 22 Dec 1995 CheriVH@aol.com wrote:
>So I envy the doctor on the list who said he had never regretted *doing* a section, but he had regretted *not* doing one. I've seen at least this one which looked like a regrettable situation to me. Well, I suppose we are all products of our experiences; mine have obviously been different than yours. However, when I first learned how to drive a car, I saw a terrible accident in which an entire family was wiped out, but I still drive a car with great care and caution.
>It is unfortunate that so many obstetricians are no longer being trained to feel comfortable with vaginal breech delivery. It is a wonderful skill and an option which should be made available as an informed choice for women who might want this type of delivery in preference to an elective surgery. I certainly would agree with that, but the legal environment in the US will probably continue to discourage breech delivery and therefore the hands on experience for the resident staff thereby perpetuating the practice. Guess that's what happens when lawyers and business start running medical practice. Gordon
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