Did this make it to the List?:
Hi Sarah, it's a good question. If I were her, I'd be
looking for evidence that VEs can increase GBS infections, e coli infections,
etc. There must be data somewhere about "the less VEs the better for
women with PROM", maybe that could be used. I always li
Preventing first time mothers having an
induction for non or dubious medical reasons would go a long way to preventing
complicated labours and C/S for “lack of progress and/or fetal distress”.
There seems to be an epidemic of inductions, as tho this is the best way for
women to go in to la
I received the message below of yours
Brenda.
"AS 1 OB colleague states:
"if we could just prevent the first CS
happening she wouldn't be faced with this awful dilemma now ie to VBAC or
not."
An ob really said that?! My, my must have been one of those more
unusual obs!
Jayne
--
From National
Womens Hospital NZ. www.adhb.govt.nz/newborn/Guidelines/Admission/MeconiumStainedLiquorAndMAS.htm -
Delivery
Room Management
The Paediatric Resident (SHO, Registrar, or
NS-ANP) should be called if there is thick meconium staining or light
meconium plus fetal dis
My messages aren't making it to the list.
I wonder what is happening?
Maybe I haven't paid my membership !!!
With kind regards
Brenda Manning
www.themidwife.com.au
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