Declining diagnosis of birth asphyxia in california:
1991-2000.Wu YW, Backstrand KH, Zhao S, Fullerton HJ, Johnston
SC.Department of Child Neurology, Box 0136, University of
California, San Francisco, 500 Parnassus Ave, Room 411, San Francisco, CA
94143-0136. [EMAIL PROTECTED]OBJECTIVE:
I found this interesting as I once cared for a woman who drank 7Ltrs
of reverse osmosis filtered water, in about 10 hrs during labour and SHE
had the hyponatraemic seizure. Frightened the life out of me. No
complications for either woman or child followed this event. MM
J
Just read your messages about the UK show 'William and Mary' I work at a
birth centre in the UK where this was filmed, a couple of us were invited to
spend the day to advise how things would really be in these settings to
enable the cast to improve the show. It was really interesting,
I was wondering if any of you wonderful women out there might be of use
for this request.
Thank you for your time
Take care
Alphia
ReproNetworkers --
I am looking for some helpful
references
on maternal depression, especially recent ones that include
evaluation of medications commonly given
Hi Leanne,
I too, would love to read this article. I work in a major hospital that
still does suction on the peri with meconium liquor.
If it is not a problem you could fax it to me on 07- 36362323, and just
mark it Attention: Joanne Fisher.
Thank you very much.
Cheers, Joanne.
Hi
There is a page article re rising caesarean rates
in todays Herald Sun (melbourne) - there was a smallish article with
lovelycomments about empowerment in an interview with a woman who
had a new baby at Mercy birth centre, but a bigger pic of a "superwoman" who had
2 elective caesars as she
I also have just finished rading the same
article, adn was just as disappointed with the little story on the lovely birth
centre family as opposed to the organized "delivery" of the lady following her
two planned caesars. sad that its coming to this..Pauline
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Dear listers
WA's Today Tonight (7)- last night ran
a story of a woman who had a c-section for a breech baby who felt the entire
procedure. Apparently she knew the epidural had failed and tried to alert the
anaesthetist even asking to be knocked out. The woman likened it to having a
limb
hi i don't know if anyone is interested but one of
my continuity ladies husband is making chairs for babies which are made out of
wood and sit on the table so baby can join in during meal times also. they are
sturdy and well made and would make a great present for anyone who has recently
It's in the mail!!
From: Alan Rooney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Incidence of meconium
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 16:12:56 +1100
Leanne
It will have to be snail-mail
Alan Rooney
C/- Narrabri Hospital
Cammeron St
Narrabri
2390
Thanks
All
these obs in labour. distracting for the woman and annoying for the midwife.
We do 15/60 fhr, although I do it 30/60 early labour, and when I can in active
labour, 15-30/60 if all has been well. Any concerns I'll listen from cont. to
cont. If I'm really worried I'd do a ctg.2nd stage
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