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Re: Anesthesia for Emergency CesareanFrom: Efrain Ramirez MD (eramirez@icepr.com)Wed Mar 24 06:23:17 1999
el ..it depends on the indication for the emergency C/S...in a ruptured uterus it would be unwise... Look...everybody knows that "emergency C/S" has many meanings. You may call an emergency C/S for a non reassuring fetal status and can do it with spinal (hypnosis or acupuncture if you are good at it :-)) if the baby responded adequately to intrauterine resuscitation. But with a ruptured uterus, vasa previa, masive abruptio...you do not fool around. Some spinals may look like acupunctures even in expert, experienced hands ! :-)
>What's wrong with a spinal? Stick the needle in, inject, put her on
-- Efrain Ramirez MD FACOG "The things you learn after you know everything are the important ones"
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