It is a very horrible procedure. The abortion practitioner uses instruments to reach into the uterus, grab the fetus’ feet, and pull the feet down into the cervix. That is done to actually avoid birthing the baby, or else it would “legally” be considered murder. The fetus is then pulled down the birth canal until it has been entirely birthed except the head. The practitioner then uses surgical scissors and forces it into the base of the fetal skull while the fetus is lodged in the birth canal. The practitioner can’t see what he/she is doing so this is very risky and could result in maternal injury from laceration of the uterus or cervix. Which could result in severe bleeding and the threat of shock or even maternal death. A vacuum tube is then introduced into the hole in the base of the skull and the fetus’ brains are removed through aspiration. The baby is then born dead. No anesthesia is used even though the fetus is capable of feeling pain because studies have shown that the ability to feel pain begins early in the second trimester. This procedure is performed usually between 20 and 24 weeks which is the second trimester. People who perform D&X have said that the procedure was rarely performed and only used in extreme cases. That doesn’t sound believable at all. One facility admitted to performing 1,500 these procedures which were done to healthy mothers with normal fetuses. Now, that sounds more believable,
It is a very horrible procedure. The abortion practitioner uses instruments to reach into the uterus, grab the fetus’ feet, and pull the feet down into the cervix. That is done to actually avoid birthing the baby, or else it would “legally” be considered murder. The fetus is then pulled down the birth canal until it has been entirely birthed except the head. The practitioner then uses surgical scissors and forces it into the base of the fetal skull while the fetus is lodged in the birth canal. The practitioner can’t see what he/she is doing so this is very risky and could result in maternal injury from laceration of the uterus or cervix. Which could result in severe bleeding and the threat of shock or even maternal death. A vacuum tube is then introduced into the hole in the base of the skull and the fetus’ brains are removed through aspiration. The baby is then born dead. No anesthesia is used even though the fetus is capable of feeling pain because studies have shown that the ability to feel pain begins early in the second trimester. This procedure is performed usually between 20 and 24 weeks which is the second trimester. People who perform D&X have said that the procedure was rarely performed and only used in extreme cases. That doesn’t sound believable at all. One facility admitted to performing 1,500 these procedures which were done to healthy mothers with normal fetuses. Now, that sounds more believable,