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cpeedahsa Century Club
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Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 2:51 pm Post subject: |
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| Xerxes I wrote: | I am going to say a very unscientific thing:
If it was my wife, I would convince her to have a caesarean at laparotomy. Evidence or no evidence, I don't want my baby anywhere near severe inflammation and intraabdominal pus. It just feels better. If she woke up after the laparotomy and says: but is it not dangerous for the baby to be in there? I can see how she'd look at me if I go: but darling, there is no evidence.... |
Exactly my point-- tell the couple the options--- benefits and risks.. and allow them to make the decision. |
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cpeedahsa Century Club
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Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 2:55 pm Post subject: |
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| cpeedahsa wrote: | | Xerxes I wrote: | I am going to say a very unscientific thing:
If it was my wife, I would convince her to have a caesarean at laparotomy. Evidence or no evidence, I don't want my baby anywhere near severe inflammation and intraabdominal pus. It just feels better. If she woke up after the laparotomy and says: but is it not dangerous for the baby to be in there? I can see how she'd look at me if I go: but darling, there is no evidence.... |
Exactly my point-- tell the couple the options--- benefits and risks.. and allow them to make the decision. |
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