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Re: breech in nuliparaFrom: bclaure (bclaure@club-internet.fr)Fri Dec 6 15:43:43 1996
Malcolm Griffiths wrote: >
> >How do you manage a nullipara with a breech presentation at term?
I fthey do I always advise them to avoid epidural,
> unless they want it for pain-relief. I believe it is not indicated I quite disagree with that opinion. I do think breech is one of elective indications for epidural (like multiple pregnancies and history of CS). All these situations can lead to "do something". It's rather more comfortable to perform an extraction or a CS quietly under epidural than to be stressed by an emergency general anesthesia. Epidural and, of course, pitocin! Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Paris - France
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