Vacuum-Assisted Delivery Safety Affirmed By Study Data, Panel Review
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The majority of serious fetal injuries and fatalities associated with a vaginal-assisted delivery device procedure occurred before the device was applied or resulted from physician urgency or error, according to an FDA-sponsored study
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