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Ah der! Really should money be wasted on
researching this type of topic?
To me it is like spending money on
investigating the obvious! Surely there would be better research outcomes
in seeing if there is evidence to show that 'time saving' measures such as
single layer repair for cs (that is so popular these days in and out in under 30
minutes!!) is actually putting the chances of rupture in a higher and
unacceptable risk? I mean really...........!!!
Classic C-Section Linked With Higher Morbidity Rates Than
Newer Procedures
Classic cesarean sections are associated with higher maternal and perinatal morbidity rates than low transverse or inverted T cesareans, according to a report published in the October issue of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Reuters Health Information 2002 from Medscape
Jo Bainbridge
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