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Re: CS on demandFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comSun Oct 24 17:58:46 1999
In a message dated 10/24/99 4:50:36 PM, croure@ibm.net writes: << Also, if there IS medical sentiment in favor of performing unnecesary primary cesarean sections to prevent the unforeseen risks of labor and pursue the unforeseen risks of cesarean is also besides the point. >> Au contraire, this precisely IS the point. If there IS a medical "indication," accepted by some practitioners/authorities/etc for a certain procedure, then the original premise, that of informed consent being impossible for a procedure with no indication, is mooted. Joe P. Bob W., did I say that correctly?
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