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Re : Is C/S the safest method of delivery?From: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Sat Oct 9 21:01:12 1999
At 2:17 PM 10/9/99, Bernard Cristalli wrote: >Some times ago a colleague in my group had a G2P2, with a previous CS and an >I know this is not a direct consequence of this CS but wasn't the first >one some kind of cause for this anterior placenta previa? yes. absolutely, and that should go into any decision to do a primary c/s...whether for anencephaly or one of those ambiguous calls like failure to progress (whatever that means). the sequelae of c/s are not only immediate...but have far-reaching consequences.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT
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