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Re: C-P-D ...Cephalo-pelvic-disproportionFrom: Allen Worrall (jworrall@alaska.net)Mon Jan 8 13:58:24 2001
In the USA I do not believe ultrasound pelvimetry has a place. I have never seen a paper on it, heard a lecture on it, or seen a chapter in a book about it. I do not know if it can be done. I do not believe pelvimetry occupies the importance it did many years ago. When I was a resident it was a big thing, and x-ray pelvimetry was often done. Although I have not done obstetrics for 20 years, my impression is that now we have a trial of labor, and if the baby does not fit through the pelvis, we do a Section. Allen
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