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Re: OB: You're not going to believe thisFrom: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Sun Jun 21 19:34:04 1998
>Does anyone else send patients home with ROM and unfavorable cervicies? > >We used to keep patients home without examination but this was 20 years ago. > >Robert Brenner MD FACOG Our practice policy is expectant management of PROM without labor, and no prior GBS hx. We see the women, get rectovaginal culture, do NST and send them home to await onset of labor. See in the office daily for fetal assessment. The current ACOG guidelines/clinical practice set on PROM supports expectant management as one of the alternatives for management of PROM.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT Midwife in collaborative MD/CNM practice Assistant clinical professor/Yale University
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