No differences were observed in term babies admitted to special care when the interval between decision and delivery was less than or greater than 30 minutes, the investigators report. As a result of their audits, Dr. Tuffnell's team initiated several measures to shorten time to delivery. These included arranging for prepacked equipment for spinal anaesthesia to be on hand, opening a second theatre in the event of potential need for a caesarean in a second patient, and increasing a woman's awareness that she might need a caesarean in order to reduce the time needed to obtain informed consent. Com Web Ring. All rights reserved.
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