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Re: Vacuum vs. forcepsFrom: ATFSOCCER@aol.comSat Oct 4 22:49:06 1997
In a message dated 97-10-04 14:29:54 EDT, you write: << "In former years the ability to perform a difficult vaginal delivery was essential part of obstetric practice. In current practice one mark of a skilled obstetrician is the ability to <EM>avoid</EM> difficult vaginal delivery." Current O&G Diagnosis and Treatment, Lange, 1991, in the chapter on Operative Delivery by Hale and Danforth. el >> The future corollary to this may be " The mark of the modern physician is the ability to perform a c-section or a spontaneous vaginal birth". Please forgive the cynicism. Andy Folley MD FACOG Toledo OH
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