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Re: Risk of prolapseFrom: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Sat Oct 12 17:25:16 1996
We recently had our first cord prolapse in 12+ years in my practice (approx 5600-6000 births.) It was a woman who came in with recent SROM. and hx fast labors. FH was 90 and cord was in vagina. She had c/s and healthy infant. Our practice is expectant management of PROM - evaluation and culture in office and then home til active (assuming negative culture, no hx GBS etc). Since this is the first prolapse in nearly 6000 births, I do not feel bed rest etc is warranted.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM midwife in private ob/cnm practice assistant clinical professor, yale university at least we didn't have to worry about her 96,000 platelets!
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