Difficult fetal extraction at cesarean delivery: What should you do?
OBG Management. 2012 January;24(01):8-12
January 1, 2012|ObGyn
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Dr. Barbieri cast a wide net across women’s health
in his memorable 2011 Editorials
in his memorable 2011 Editorials
- Consider denosumab for postmenopausal osteoporosis (January)
- What can “meaningful use” of an EHR mean for your bottom line? (February)
- Levonorgestrel or ulipristal: Is one a better emergency contraceptive than the other? (March)
- Stop staring at that Category-II fetal heart-rate tracing … (April)
- Big step forward and downward: An OC with 10 μg of estrogen (May)
- OB and neonatal medicine practices are evolving—in ways that might surprise you (June)
- Have you made best use of the Bakri balloon in PPH? (July)
- Not all contraceptives are suitable immediately postpartum (September)
- Medicare and Medicaid are on the brink of insolvency, and you’re not just a bystander (October)
- Insomnia is a troubling and under-treated problem (November)
- How to repair bladder injury at the time of cesarean delivery (December)
