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Re: palpation after VBAC From: "Francisco L. Romero Aceña" (fromero@adam.es) Tue May 21 14:38:31 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: "Francisco L. Romero Aceña": "Menopause Unit" Previous message: "Francisco L. Romero Aceña": "Re: Prenatal rhogam Qs..." Maybe in reply to: David Zimmerman: "palpation after VBAC" What none of the proponents of this view have told us >is what the hell they'd do if the *thought* they could feel a hole and >the patient remained well and assymptomatic. Please elaborate ? >I must have been involved with literally thousands of VBACs. I've never >seen any problems after delivery. Scar rupture is such a phenomenally >rare event anyway. Congratulations, in our group , when i was ressident we found some scar ruptures and we always repare them even the assymptomatic ones. -- --------------------------------------------- Francisco L. Romero Hospital General de Catalunya. --------------------------------------------- fromero@adam.es --------------------------------------------- http://webs.adam.es/fromero/myweb.htm BARCELONA (Spain) Next message: "Francisco L. Romero Aceña": "Menopause Unit" Previous message: "Francisco L. Romero Aceña": "Re: Prenatal rhogam Qs..." Maybe in reply to: David Zimmerman: "palpation after VBAC"

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