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Can both a forcep and vacuum (ventose) be used during delivery? help please?
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Training: If an operative assisted vaginal delivery is necessary, it will depend on what instrument the obstetrician performing the operation was trained on, whether the vacuum or the forceps will be used.
Answered 6/4/2017
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