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Re: IUPC and VBACFrom: ATFSOCCER@aol.comSat Oct 4 23:12:26 1997
In a message dated 97-10-04 08:24:11 EDT, you write: << We tend to take the view that if the contractions were so severe to over-stress the fetus, or were 1:2-3 palpated as strong by midwife with no progress over at least two consecutive vaginal exams at least two hours each apart, or as above but at the limit of the mothers pain- tolerance (having been offered and declined epidural anaesthesia), it's an adequate trial. >> Malcomb I agree as long as someone you or the nurse sits by the bedside to document the quality of the contraction and not just rely on the external monitor frequency. Andy
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