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Re: treatment of mild preeclampsiaFrom: amendel@juno.comThu Dec 11 20:48:30 1997
I was disappointed to see that the discussion of this case seemed to include anti-HMO griping. If the patient simply had mild preeclampsia, with NO signs of severe disease than expectant management and bedrest at home would have been appropriate. In this case the apparent growth restriction ( sorry I don't have any numbers and tables handy) in and of itself seems to be a reasonable indication for induction. That's a decision that could have been made and defended by any OB whether or not they practice in a managed care system. That's my 2 cents.. Happy Holidays Aaron Aaron Mendel MD FACOG Fallon Clinic Worcester, MA
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