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Re: Episiotomy vs No Episiotomy From: Robert J. Woolley (wooll005@gold.tc.umn.edu) Mon Dec 30 22:41:50 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Robert J. Woolley: "technical bulletins" Previous message: Earl Quijada: "Group B Strep infection" Maybe in reply to: Myer.S.Bornstein@massmed.org, : "Episiotomy vs No Episiotomy" In message <961230222902_1410629222@emout14.mail.aol.com> writes: > Wasn't there a series (in the last year) of excellent review articles in the > Survey about short and long term advantages of reduction in episiotomy rate > and allowing labial lacerations and first degree lacerations instead of > routine episiotomies? Seemed very compelling literature Why, thank you! (I wrote them.) It was actually one long article, which the journal broke into two so they could meet their promised number of CME articles. I'm glad *somebody* read them. (but then again, I > read Mac computer magazines and Star Trek books when I'm not "doing" > journals). My preferred reading material, also. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bob Woolley -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- St. Paul, Minnesota "If our Founding Fathers didn't believe we should fry killers and rapists like pieces of bacon, they wouldn't have mentioned the electric chair in the Declaration of Independence, for crying out loud!" --Ed Anger (columnist for the Weekly World News) Next message: Robert J. Woolley: "technical bulletins" Previous message: Earl Quijada: "Group B Strep infection" Maybe in reply to: Myer.S.Bornstein@massmed.org, : "Episiotomy vs No Episiotomy"

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