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transverse lie at term ????????From: rbraun@indyunix.iupui.eduFri Jan 31 15:16:18 1997
What do y'all do in this situation? 26 y/o G2 P1001 at 39 weeks 6 days comes in for routine visit. Her POB Hx reveals a previous cesarean delivery (Munro-Kerr incision) {That is low transverse for those eponymically challenged members of the list.} at term for Transverse Lie in labor. The baby weighed 4010 Gm. At all visits where fetal position was determined, this baby was vertex including one week ago. Now at 39 weeks 6 days, the baby is transverse lie, back down, head on left. EFW 4000 Gm. The mother weighs 225 pounds. Now, what ya gonna do, Verne ?????
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