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Cesarean hysterectomyFrom: Kenneth J. Moise (kmoise@bcm.tmc.edu)Sun Apr 21 17:53:13 1996
Joe Pastorek asked whether I believe cesarean hysterectomy should be taught routinely in a residency program to avoid the situation where a young attending with minimal experience would be faced with a procedure as an emergency. I feel that unfortunately, cesearean section is becoming a dying art like forceps. Even at our busy obstetrical program (6400 deliveries/year) we have several of our 12 senior residents that graduate without having performed a single procedure. I would agree that we should make a greater effort to perform elective procedures so that training does not have to take place in the hypotensive patient. Ken Moise Baylor College of Medicine
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