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Re: VBAC after c/s x5From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.na)Sun Mar 31 10:20:54 1996
At 3:23 PM 31/3/96, R. Daniel Braun wrote: >A contraindication to pitocin is a contraindication to contractions. If you >are willing to allow spontaneous contractions, then what is wrong with >oxytocin induced contractions ? A contraction is a contraction. The only >diference is that you are doing something to bring about the contraction >with the oxytocin. If properly administered and watched, there should be >no more problem with pitocin induced contractions. But you are interfering with the normal course of events and then if somethign goes wrong you have to accept responsibility.
>With this patient, if I were to allow her to labor or to be augmented, I I notice that you didn't write how you would deliver. Here she would get an elective Vaginal Bypass and we'd really strongly try and convince her to sign for T/L. el
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