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Re: low transverse c/sec with vertical extensionFrom: William J Faulkner (cougar1965@juno.com)Tue Jun 30 08:30:00 1998
My own feeling is >that a >6cm extension is fairly small and this occurred 14 years ago. I'd like >to >proceed with the V-BAC. What do you think? >Sara Liebling, CNM saralieb@aol.com >407-331-8333 The 14 year time frame has nothing to do with the integrity of the scar. You can attempt vaginal delivery but on the rare chance that the vertical scar will rupture, you will get killed if a bad outcome results because "the standard of care" is to C-section patients with a scar in the contractile portion of the uterus. Regards, Will
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