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Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio From: charlie chambers (cchamber@mnic.net) Sun Oct 31 19:58:27 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Paul Prior MD: "Re: AAGL Conference in Vegas" Previous message: Suzanne S. Powell: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" In reply to: Suzanne S. Powell: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" Next in thread: Ronald E. Ainsworth: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" Reply: Ronald E. Ainsworth: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" on 10/31/99 8:53 PM, Suzanne S. Powell at suzannep@mindspring.com wrote: > At 12:38 PM 10/31/1999 -0600, Charlie Chambers, MD wrote: > >> in addition, they were hesistant to >> place epidurals with anyone with pre-eclampsia especially sever. > > This is very interesting, as around here I have often known epidurals to be > used to help lower blood pressure associated with pre-eclampsia. > > Suzanne S. Powell, ICCE > student midwife > Peachtree City, GA. > their concern was a potential coagulopathy. frequently, bleeding times and platelet counts were required to consider placement for an epidural. doesn't make any clinical sense but that was their rule, not mine. -- ############################################################################ Charlie Chambers, MD "No matter where you go... Owatonna Clinic-Mayo Health Systems there you are." cchamber@mnic.net chambers.charles@mayo.edu Dr. Buckaroo Banzai ############################################################################ Next message: Paul Prior MD: "Re: AAGL Conference in Vegas" Previous message: Suzanne S. Powell: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" In reply to: Suzanne S. Powell: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" Next in thread: Ronald E. Ainsworth: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio" Reply: Ronald E. Ainsworth: "Re: Labor epidrual and Chorio"

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