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Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2002 11:14 pm
by Kathleen Z
I was just wondering if anyone has the name and/or contact info of the man at Hopkins who has done research on shoulder dystocia deliveries. I remember reading about him on this board before, but didn't save the message. I am pregnant again, and would like to contact him with some questions.
Thanks!
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 12:16 am
by admin
Hi,
His name is Robert Allen.
Good luck,
Wendy
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 12:51 am
by francine
I think you are talking about Dr. Robert Allen - I believe he is an engineer who has studied the physics of sd, etc.
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 12:43 pm
by Jallie
Is he the Engineer that is doing or did the study on how much traction has to be applied during birth to cause a BPI? If so, and if you have any info on this study I would appreciate it.
Julie Wolfgram
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 1:54 pm
by francine
Julie - his work was on
www.shoulderdystocia.com which has been down for a very long time. I called there and it seems that a virus got to them - but I wonder what's taking so long for them to recover the site...maybe they didn't backup? Maybe you can contact him directly?
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 4:27 pm
by Jallie
Thank you for the info. Francine.
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 10:11 pm
by admin
Dr. Robert Allen actually used my birth videotape to put together an instructional video for doctors in medical school advising them how to avoid shoulder dystocia. I may be able to answer some questions you may have...he is also a very compassionate man who I enjoyed "working with" in helping him put together his project.
Take care, Wendy
Re: Shoulder dystocia researcher at Hopkins
Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2002 10:50 pm
by Stormy
Dr. Robert Allen actually used my birth videotape to develop a videotape for doctors in medical school to use when they are learning how to avoid shoulder dystocia. I found him to be a compassionate, caring man who really wanted to help lower the number of OBPI's. The last email address I have for him is
rhallen@home.com.
Take care,
Wendy