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Re: vaginal breechFrom: BetBegin@aol.comThu Jun 6 08:10:58 1996
DJ-I agree about what you said-I am a certified midwife and have been trained by a very experienced midwife who was trained by a very experienced old doctor to deliver vaginal breeches. The only thing is there is a very important factor and that is a risk assessment scoring. If she doesn't meet the right score she isn't a good candidate for a vaginal breech and she gets sent to a doc for a c/sec. The difference between just automatically sectioning is that the women we send for sections know and have it explained to them why they need a section. And that is only after an external versio9n has been attempted, too. I think it is time for docs to be trained in vaginal breech delivery again. Lisa-MI
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