Circs - Peds or OB? (no politics please...)

From: Paul Prior MD (pprior@fast.net)
Mon Mar 30 17:31:22 1998


Just wondering. We don't do them in my residency program but I know some do. Anyone know any data on national numbers for who is doing them?

I personally think it should be a peds practice - after all if I get a complication who is going to handle it? Who decides whether the baby is ok for it? Peds on both counts as far as I'm concerned...

BTW, if you are anti-circumcision please leave the comments at home or send them via private email. This is not a request for such discussion I just want to know what others are doing out there - right or wrong in your mind.

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Paul Prior MD   pprior@fast.net     Don't Blame Me...
PGY-IV Ob/Gyn                     I Voted For Bob Dole
TRHMC-Reading, PA




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