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Re: How much? (was: Elective Pitocin Induction of a patient in breech)From: ATFSOCCER (ATFSOCCER@aol.com)Sun Dec 7 06:04:14 1997
In a message dated 97-12-07 04:41:02 EST, you write:
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> How much does he get per delivery? >> 1000 F for a VD, 1350 F for a C-section ($ 180 & 245 with a $ for 5,5 francs). National fee. Pity, pity, pity... -- Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF >> Bernard, Just to clarify and give credit where credit is due, that was not my comment. My response to your "sure, I do induce breeches every day" was that I totally agree with the addition of one word, " I WOULD induce breeches every day"! "How much does he get paid" was a comment or question of someone who may not be a breech advocate!?! If labor is not contraindicated then pitocin induction should not be contraindicated. Andrew Folley MD
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