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Volume 7, Issue 3
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October 2001
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Common indications for cesarian delivery:
1. Nonreassuring fetal heart-rate
2.
CephaloPelvic
Disproportion (CPD)
3.
Failure
to progress
4.
Abruptio
placentae
5.
Placenta
previa
Controversial indications for cesarian delivery:
1.
Breech
2. Very Low Birth Weight (<1500g)
3. Major
congenital
anomalies
SOGC Indications for forceps delivery:
1.
"Fetal
distress" (Nonreassuring fetal heart-rate)
2. Failure to deliver vaginally following the appropriate management
of the
second stage
Where Guidelines leave room for clinical judgment, the defendant obstetrician may have imposed a personal bias for or against operative delivery
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