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Re: Uterine scar

From: Kathy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 28 Aug 1999 06:53:17 PDT

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Was there are problem with a big baby? As a nurse the only time I have seen them make a T incision, was when they had difficulty with delivery of infants head through the Kerr (low transverse) uterine incision; Or if the infant was in a malposition or if it was an emergency for fetal distress. A Kerr incision is usually, but not always adequate. I am sure there are other reasons also, but I can't come up with them at this time. This inverted T uterine incision also probably has a name but I'm not gonna get that one to come to me right now. This should pose no problems with the pregnancy, but I'm not sure if you would qualify for a VBAC with this type of uterine incision. I would discuss this with your physician ahead of time. Hope this has been some help. Kathy

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