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Re: Eclampsia From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.na) Thu Mar 28 15:16:35 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Patrick S. Pevoto: "Terbutaline shortage" Previous message: Enzo Esposito: "lactose intolerance and OCP" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Carlos Chase: "Eclampsia" Next in thread: JOHN ANTHONY: "Re: Eclampsia" Lynn It is in fact very interesting for me that I have unbeknownst supported UCT's teachings. John, I suspect, knows (of) the three consultants I worked with in Windhoek, they come from UCT (FRCOG) , Stellenbosch (M.Med.) and Natal (FCOG(SA)) and I assume therefor that this is consensus in South Africa. At 8:45 PM 28/3/96, Lynn D. Montgomery wrote: >I have no intention of >being as dogmatic as to the choice of patient therapy as either you or Dr. >Lisse. I simply pointed to the apparent benefit of regional analgesia in >the preeclamptic/eclamptic patient. This is just name calling. And, I fail to see any dogma in John's and my posts. [...] >Further in an article by Chadwick HS, Easterling T: Anesthetic concerns in >the patient with preeclampsia. Semin Perinatol (United States), Oct 1991, >15(5) p397-409; it states, "lumbar epidural blockade is the preferred method >for providing analgesia and anesthesia." This is indeed an opinion as is >that of Clark's in his text. However, yours is an opinion as well. >Certainly not doctrine. Well, I do recall de Villiers publishing some years ago that Pommeroy were the T/L of choice post partum, but nowadays all the interns coming up from Stellenbosch having done an elective with him in Paarl are in awe about his mastery of the LapScope. Times and opinions change :-)-O. el -- Dr. Eberhard W. Lisse \ / Swakopmund State Hospital <el@lisse.NA> * | Resident Medical Officer Private Bag 5004 \ / +264 64 461503 (pager) 461005 (home) 461004 (fax) Swakopmund, Namibia ;____/ Zone/Domain Contact for the NA-DOM Vice-Chairman, Board of Trustees, Namibian Internet Development Foundation, an Association not for Gain. NAMIDEF is the Namibian Internet Service Provider. Next message: Patrick S. Pevoto: "Terbutaline shortage" Previous message: Enzo Esposito: "lactose intolerance and OCP" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Carlos Chase: "Eclampsia" Next in thread: JOHN ANTHONY: "Re: Eclampsia"

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