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Re: Brachial Plexus/Erb's PalsyFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Oct 18 07:19:31 1999
In a message dated 10/17/99 3:37:36 PM, gklein@icsi.net writes: << Sorry, we only had decaf this morning.. :) >> Yeah, but did it have SUGAR in it??? The poor mom who posted that webpage about shoulder dystocia admits to being morbidly obese and therefore at risk for numerous things. It's interesting (and I'm saying this in general, not about her specifically) that many problems we doctors (and midwives) get blasted for are ultimately the PATIENT'S own doing. We end up playing catch up, being behind the 8-ball, fighting against a handicap, etc, etc. On the other hand, if someone comes in and gives you the 3rd degree about shoulder dystocia and risk factors and Erb's palsy, simply schedule their elective c/s at 39-40 weeks and go about your business. Joe P.
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