Amy asks "Is the "failed induction-requiring C/s" rate
really around 50%?" Monica replies "no, IOLs resulting in CS at something like 32%"
Ooo-err! Not a ½ only 1/3. Still a lot of inductions
result in C/s. I see Amy’s dilemma. According to the medical advice she
has ¼ chance of stillbirth if she doesn’t have an early induction, 1/3 chance
of C/S if she does. I can see why women would throw in the towel and choose
elective C/S. At least it is a sure thing without the last minute drama. MM -- This mailing list is sponsored by ACE Graphics. Visit <http://www.acegraphics.com.au> to subscribe or unsubscrib |
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