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Re: fetal macrosomia & induction From: timothy fitzpatrick (tfitzob@massmed.org) Mon Apr 29 17:41:29 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Luetic5@aol.com: "Re: Prostin gel for cervical ripening" Previous message: charlie chambers: "Fairmont, MN" >Re: Sara Shields response: > >Perhaps it is less respectful of patients, but rarely do I ask if is okay to >strip membranes, especially in the situation described. Am I outside the >curve on this matter? > >Richard Chudacoff, MD No Richard ,I don't think you are. I tell pts ("clients") what I am doing while I am doing an internal exam and ask them to tell me if they are in pain and I will stop. I have yet to have a pt decline when she knows it may speed up labor. -- timothy Fitzpatrick Mbbch LrcsIRE. baystate medical centre springfield Ma. USA Next message: Luetic5@aol.com: "Re: Prostin gel for cervical ripening" Previous message: charlie chambers: "Fairmont, MN"

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