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Re: Rubenesque SurgeryFrom: Arthurfree@aol.comWed Nov 26 17:15:22 1997
In a message dated 97-11-26 05:07:00 EST, you write:
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In general, I have approached our corpulent gravidae in the same manner
as you, with a "sub-pannic" (?sub-pannicular) transverse incision.
>> My last patient who could be so described had edema of the dependent pannus post operatively to the extent that she began weeping fluid from the skin. This didn't resolve until we found a pregnancy girdle that would hold the pannus up. Thankfully my incision was tucked transversely under this massive pannus and not through it . . . Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri
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