1. It would only apply to OB/GYN and not general practitioners in even design.

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Jan 21, 2021
1:04:58pm

Troy McClure Intervention Needed

1. It would only apply to OB/GYN and not general practitioners in even design.

2. They should be trained in providing a D&C because (Intrauterine embryonic demise) dead fetuses in the womb that if labor is not induced or the fetus removed, can cause a lot of bad problems.

3. I don't think the training in 2 would require a D&C be preformed.

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Troy McClure

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CB Doctors...when you went through your training were you ever forced to perform

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

1/21/21 12:55pm

No. In my experience elective D&Cs didn't happen much at academic hospitals. Never saw one.

1/21/21 12:58pm

1. It would only apply to OB/GYN and not general practitioners in even design.

1/21/21 1:04pm

What about general surgeon rotations?

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

1/21/21 1:05pm

Don't know honestly. When my wife had an intrauterine embryonic demise

1/21/21 1:07pm

Not a part of general surgery training.

SJS

1/21/21 1:08pm

Only OB/GYNS would go through this type of training.

SJS

1/21/21 1:07pm

During my OB/Gyn rotation as a 3rd-year student the chief resident told us which days they would be doing elective D&C's

SaturdaySpecialDay

1/21/21 1:35pm

RE: CB Doctors...when you went through your training were you ever forced to

davemic

1/21/21 1:58pm

Nope. Never saw one. Never came up.

Slim

1/21/21 7:23pm

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