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Re: low transverse c/sec with vertical extensionFrom: Len2976@aol.comMon Jun 29 22:30:15 1998
Ms. Leibling; I'm unclear from your post whether or not the uterus was "T'd". If so, that needs to be managed as a prior classical C/S. Usually when I've assisted and we've had the difficulty you describe, the incision is enlarged horizonally. The only two instances I've seen the uterus T'd is when there's been a transverse lie. Both times the obstetricians wished they'd started with a vertical incision. Unless you can get an op report indicating no vertical uterine incision, I think the patient should have a repeat C/S. I'm sure all the OBs I've worked with would agree. Lenora McCall, CNM
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