Nisenblat, Victoria MD 1; Barak, Shlomi MD 1; Griness, Ofra Barnett PhD 2;
Degani, Simon MD 1; Ohel, Gonen MD 1; Gonen, Ron MD 1
Institution From the (1)Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Bnai-Zion
Medical Center, and the (2)Department of Community Medicine and
Epidemiology, Faculty of Medi
Infant and Neonatal Mortality for Primary Cesarean and Vaginal Births to
Women with "No Indicated Risk," United States, 1998-2001 Birth Cohorts
Marian F. MacDorman, PhD1, Eugene Declercq, PhD2, Fay Menacker, DrPH, CPNP1,
and Michael H. Malloy, MD, MS3
ABSTRACT: Background: The percentage of Unite
Thanks for sending these, don't hold your tongue for too long.
Christine
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This m
In case you haven’t seen it yet, read below. I also
hear there is another study just come out or about too, about maternal
mortality rates which had found that mothers were 4 times more likely to die if
they had a c/section, compared with a normal birth. It broke down cause of
death by %:
Anyone heard about this? From one of my members…
“I just attended a focus group at Geelong Hossy to discuss
options for future postnatal care. The study is being carried out throughout Victoria to determine
what women really want.
It was quite interesting - there were a range of women t
See below, she would like me to circulate this.
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Hi Kelly,
We are launching an On-line Nanny agency on the 20th of November and we h
Still here Christine, holding my tongue very well :-) working on the
undesirable thing.
http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~jmg/papers/brjog-94.pdf This is very interesting
as it analysed how gases were taken.
http://www.clinchem.org/cgi/content/full/44/3/681 This is the extract from
this study that s
Lisa, I am hoping you are still reading this list and can send me the
references regarding the length of time before the results for cord gases
deteriorate and not needing to put them on ice as I asked earlier. If you
wish to email them to me off line that is OK and I will forward them to
group.
Do you have any figures for the well babies with abnormal cord gases as this
evidence would not support routine cord gases on all babies but anecdotal
evidence such as this won't provide us with any support particularly when it
could be the machine or operators.
Christine
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Hi all,
can someone link me to those 2 latest
studies on c-sec? Journo with the BorderMail in Albury is interested in seeing
them for her article on hb.
I'm snowed under or I'd search
myself.
TIA,
J
For home birth information go
to:Joyous Birth Australian home birth network and forums.http:/
Naomi
That was one of the big issues for us too! Hence the debate. Women are
supposed to be informed antenatally. I know that they are being taken but
women are seldom asked and seldom know. How dreadful!
Shelly
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Melissa
As reported by others already I have seen MANY babes born who were in good
condition at birth with very poor gases. Do we tell parents that? "I know
your baby looks well but the blood gases that you 'consented?' to are
suggesting otherwise". If the baby is in really poor condition can
Another good reason why personalised care 1-2-1 is superior! Time to really
discuss all the issues, unlike the majority of ante-natal care situations
where you are restricted by time and women are subjected to a different
person almost every time. I do my best to inform but. Ended
Hi and welcome,
www.cares-sa.org.au
www.birthrites.org
These are both excellent places to find
terrific information on all things VBAC.
Yes there are alternatives.
Cheers
Philippa Scott
Birth Buddies - Doula
Assisting women and their families in the preparation towards c
When I talk with clients about this most have never considered it. We talk
about the huge benefits to baby and look at risk management and plan B
options. Almost all choose to have physiological 3rd stage unless PPH is
obviously occurring or augmentation/induction occurred.
When women are truly in
Hi
My name is Pernille.
I have been lurking for a few days now and thought I would introduce myself. I
am a doula and childbirth educator on the sunshine coast, but have only just
finished my studies. Yeah, so still pretty new in the field but love every
minute of it.
I have a question
a
I don't know what the procedure for consent is at KEMH but all women there
have cord blood gasses done routinely. During a workshop on CTG's held at
KEMH last year I questioned what happens when a woman wants physiological
3rd stage but the tutor seemed unable to comprehend the issue and would n
Thanks Wendy that is what I thought.
So why is it that women are not asked if cord blood gases can be taken?
Is this not the perfect opportunity to shift the focus? I never knew it was
being done, nor have my clients. Why not? Is it not perceived to be
important for the woman to know simply beca
I was wondering if any of you wise women know of
any research to support not suturing 2nd degree tears. I know that Becky
Reed from the Albany Practice in London has undertaken some research in this
area, maybe someone on the list could direct me on how I would be able to obtain
a copy of i
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