Pregnant Female with EDH

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Objections also concern me in this scenario. As it is stated in our
country's litiginous system-- there were no ill effects and both patients
survived.

Charlene Morris
Stonewall, NC


On 4/6/07, Ben Reynolds <aneurysm_42 at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Just out of curiosity, what was the trauma team's
> objection?  As I see it this was a course of treatment
> which carries fewer regrets than the proposed
> alternative.
>
> Ben Reynolds, PA-C
> Pittsburgh, PA
> --- navin goyal <drnavingoyal at yahoo.co.in> wrote:
>
> > Dear Friends,
> >
> > Female was operated by neurosurgeon and EDH was
> > evacuated . They considered posterior fossa EDH
> > risky. Gynecologist simultaneously did cesarean
> > section and healthy baby was delivered. . The trauma
> > team disagreed with this management . Both mother
> > and baby are doing fine at present. The case was put
> > on trauma mail to seek your valuable opinions . I am
> > thankful for these .
> >
> > Dr. Navin Goyal
> > Trauma Fellow
> > LTM Medical College , Mumbai INDIA
> >
> >
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