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Re: OB-GYN-L digest 1701From: Ari Gold (arig@getnet.com)Sat Jun 20 15:24:16 1998
>I delivered a P2 today >5300 grs (11,7 lbs) baby boy, Apgar 10 >There was no shoulder dystocia and no episiotomy > >What is your maximum newborn weight ever for a VD, and for a CS. > >-- >Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF 12 lbs, 4 oz 2 1/2 hour labor, start to finish (Vaginal), intact perineum. (This is the birth I have written about previously where an external cephalic version was performed by my OB consultant about 12 hours before the birth). Same mom, 12 lbs 0 ounces, delivered persistent occiput posterior, 4 1/2 hour labor. Intact perineum. She said it was her hardest birth. No shoulder dystocia with either one. My worst dystocia ever was in a 6 lb 13 oz baby, to primigravida. Ingrid Gold, CNM
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