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Re: beta strep screeningFrom: Sebastián Manzanares Galán (smanzanaresg@meditex.es)Sun Nov 10 03:04:32 1996
DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: > > <<Since we're discussing the new guidelines and GBS, what are ya'll doing for > those women who are having (gasp!)planned sections without labor, and > obviously with intact membranes, who are GBS positive? For clarification, > I'm talking about term sections for breech, repeats, previous myomectomies, > etc.>> > > It might be reasonable to "prophylax" those patients for MATERNAL > indications, since they're carrying a known pathogen for postcesarean > endometritis, which would then kill two birds with one dose... > > Joe P. I think is not necessary to treat SGB women winth planned sections without ROM or uterine labor activity. Therfore Many obstetricians use prophylactic antibiotics in cesarean sections. Sebastián
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