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Re: VBAC after c/s x5From: Patrick S. Pevoto (pspevoto@mail.utexas.edu)Sun Mar 31 04:38:24 1996
Terri: I would let her attempt a VBAC, and I would augment her if necessary. I don't know anything about your hospital and facilities, but the usual VBAC guidelines apply. I have always thought that most ruptures occur during the 2nd. stage of labor. In addition, she could have a uterine rupture with augmentation as a G5, regardless of the prior C/S history. Patrick
-- =============================================== Patrick S. Pevoto, M.D., FACOG Private Practice,Gynecology/Infertility Austin, Texas Clinical Assistant Professor College of Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacy Division The University of Texas at Austin
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