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Re: Circs - Peds or OB? (no politics please...)From: J. Hellriegel (jhellrie@pce.net)Mon Mar 30 20:41:39 1998
At Tue, 31 Mar 1998, Paul Prior MD wrote: > >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 know of no national data.-- > >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...-- In this area and where I trained the Ob Gyn did the circs. Here, abnormal situations and serious complications are managed by a Ped. Urologist. Both the Ped and the Ob can deciede if the circ. should be done, deferred or referred to the Urologist. This seems to work out well. However, I do not know why the Ob does the circ. when the baby, once born, is under the care of the Ped.-- > >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. > >-- >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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