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Re: OB: determining EDCFrom: Mgtepstein (Mgtepstein@aol.com)Tue Dec 30 04:22:27 1997
In a message dated 97-12-29 21:19:49 EST, you write:
<< I have the state wide stats on Florida and there is only one hospital with
a
c/section rate of almost 50%. It is Hialeah Hospital and they have been
investigated by Health and Rehab Services. The physicians reasons were that
they had wealthy South American women patients who insisted on c/section to
preserve their perineums for their husbands. (Will that make a latin man
stay
home??? - I don't think so).
>> My stats (at my other office) were from '94 There were two hospitals with >50% rates, both in Miami, and both with a large Latin patient population. Hialeah was the worst of the two......I think > 60% in '94. I will post them when I get them. I wonder what kind of surgery South American men submit to so THEY will remain exciting to their wives? ;) M Epstein L.M. Ft. Lauderdale/Miami
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