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Re: vaginal breechFrom: OBDocRick@aol.comFri May 31 12:15:18 1996
Once heard of a chair at a residency program in the midwest who told his residents "I'd never recommend doing a vaginal breech, but would be willing to testify for the plantiff at the trial." I think with the medio-legal climate of today, how can anyone justify (to their insurance carriers, not to mention a jury) a poor outcome if these "experts" are willing to take the stand against such a procedure? While all the texts have criteria for vaginal breeches, no one in my residency (ie. the perinatalogist) where will to supervise, except in the case of a second twin (if we could grab the feet quickly enough before the transducer externally verted the fetus.) Rick Chudacoff, MD
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