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From Midwifery Today:
Persistent fetal occiput posterior position: obstetric outcomes.
Obstet Gynecol 2003; 101:917
Interestingly enough, in reading VBAC
management terms, one of the guidelines is that a partogram should be used and
if a vbac woman slips past the 'accepted' cm/hour that obstetric intervention
should be discussed.
Now if the above stat is accurate then 50%
of all OP vbacs would fail to meet the criteria of the
cm/hour...
No wonder that vbac success rates do not
truly reflect the accepted possible numbers of successful vbac
rates!
just venting.
Jo
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