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I have noticed recently an increase in the use of cat scans to assess
pelvic capacity for birthing, generally resulting in the suggestion of a
cesarean section on the grounds of cpd, even in women with a
history of a previous uncomplicated vaginal birth.
I was of the understanding that pelvimetry was of limited clinical use
because of the amazing capacity the pelvis and the foetal head have for
accommodating the birth process.
I am interested to find out if this is something occurring more commonly
now, or if we just happen to have a creative obstetrician in our area. I'd also
like to know how the cost is justified.
Working in midwifery never ceases to amaze me.
Thanks. Lyn.
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- Re: cat scan pelvimetry Lynette M Kelson
- Re: cat scan pelvimetry Robin Moon
- Re: cat scan pelvimetry Denise Hynd
