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Re: Length of Stayyyyyyyyyy!From: A.P. VAN DER COLF (rvdcolf@iwwn.com.na)Wed Jan 15 06:16:54 1997
normal delivery (no complications): same day, at the most next day (never less than 12 hrs). primips tend to stay another day, esp. if episiotomy was done. c/sect: day 3-4 post-op. I still can't find the reason for day 3, but it works. high-risk cases (eg. PET, abruptios, etc. are discharged when we are clinically satisfied) i think a lot depend on the patient's social circumstances and care at home. rvdcolf@iwwn.com.na windhoek, namibia (africa - for those who don't know) ---------- From: Michel Briex[SMTP:mbriex@alienor.fr] Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 1997 22:02 To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Length of Stayyyyyyyyyy! We're beginning a study to evaluate the length of stay after normal delivery and cesarean section. We would like to know your practices in different countries. please answer on the list or at personal Email: mbriex@alienor.fr Thanks for your help G.Thery, M.Briex Service gynecologie obstetrique CHG R.Boulin 33505 Libourne cedex FRANCE M.Briex
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