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Re: Brachial Plexus/Erb's PalsyFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Oct 18 07:16:58 1999
In a message dated 10/17/99 3:37:36 PM, gklein@icsi.net writes: << http://pages.ivillage.com/pp/brachialplexusmom >> Well, I liked the note on this one: "Additional Note: When questioning an expert in the field about how I should find an expert to handle my next birth, he told me that if you want to find a doctor who is expert in any kind of emergency situation - go to a medical library (one example is Medline - an online search for medical articles) and research articles on that topic. The people who write the articles are usually the ones who are the experts. Also, to find out if your practitioner has had malpractice cases for birth injuries, all you need to do is contact the county court in which he/she practices and search the records. (or you can hire an attorney to do that for you)" That would wipe out most obstetricians in a reasonably sized city, now wouldn't it? The patient would be left with nobody to deliver them. And the malpractice idea is not new... the "usual" obstetrician might have a few, but they'd generally all be for different reasons and show no "trend". Joe P.
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