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Re: 24hr in house MD (was Catastrophic VBAC's) From: Georgia (georgia@cyberatl.net) Fri Feb 13 14:51:54 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Jeffery Paton: "Re: Chaparone--who is J. Paton" Previous message: Robert Brenner: "SURG: New tecnique" Excuse me, If you have time could you offer a short response to my question? I am an RN at a small hospital. All our doctors (family practitioners) who deliver always clamp the cord twice and cut in the middle...take the baby to the warmer. Then deliver the placenta. We have a new doctor who does not clamp the cord at either end first. He cuts and leaves both ends bleeding. We are concerned that the mother might bleed excessively, or it might harm the baby. If you have a minute I would appreciate your opinion, Thank You, Karen Dotson Robert Brenner wrote: > At 10:50 AM 2/12/98 -0600, you wrote: > >I live six miles from the hospital, however at night if I am at home and > >get called by the time I wake up get dressed, use the john and drive to > >hospital and get to the labor Suite, It can be 15-20 minutes. > > Myer: > > 15-20 minute in the John? Better see the urologist. ;) > > Robert Brenner MD FACOG > Pikesville MD > robbrenner@earthlink.net > http://docs.obgyn.net/drbrenner Next message: Jeffery Paton: "Re: Chaparone--who is J. Paton" Previous message: Robert Brenner: "SURG: New tecnique"

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