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Re: Keillands: was Forceps Identification From: charlie chambers (cchamber@ic.owatonna.mn.us) Fri Nov 15 12:16:06 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: m: "training" Previous message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: Keillands: was Forceps Identification" Maybe in reply to: Darach Corcoran: "Keillands: was Forceps Identification" Next in thread: charlie chambers: "Re: Keillands: was Forceps Identification" Re: the use of Barton's forceps. My understanding is the most appropriate indication is transverse arrest, platypelloid pelvis, with posterior parietal asynclitism. Otherwise, Keilland's seem ideal for a large percentage of rotations. Also, Dennen does have a recent edition (1995) which is excellent resource for use of forceps -- ############################################################################## Charlie Chambers " No matter where you go... cchamber@ic.owatonna.mn.us there you are" Owatonna Clinic, P.A. (507) 451-1120 ############################################################################ Next message: m: "training" Previous message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: Keillands: was Forceps Identification" Maybe in reply to: Darach Corcoran: "Keillands: was Forceps Identification" Next in thread: charlie chambers: "Re: Keillands: was Forceps Identification"

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