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Reply to "So what exactly is the problem with C-Sections?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] [b]Every C-section is the same. [/b]It's a standardized procedure. Every vaginal birth is different, and there are dozens of maneuvers that exist to deliver the baby. Even if vaginal births may constitute two-thirds of an ob's workload, he or she may not encounter the same technique more than once or twice a month. In that same month, he or she would have performed dozens of C-sections that differ little from each other. [/quote] I'm glad you got the delivery you wanted, and I hope forceps are available to anyone who wants them. But please tell me you know the bolded is not true. Because it's not.[/quote] You are not really making an argument that there is as much variation in C-section technique as there is in vaginal birth.[/quote] No, I'm making the statement that "Every C-section is the same" is not true. Because it is a false statement.[/quote] A distinction without a difference if there ever was one. In the meantime, I see you have no comment to offer on Gawande's essay. [/quote]
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