From abortionist Warren Hern, in his book Abortion Practice. Abortion Practice can be described as a textbook on how to do abortions:
“A high level of operator skill is at least as important in abortion as it is in any surgical endeavor. Abortion is a blind procedure that proceeds by touch, awareness of the nuances of sensations provided by instruments, honesty, and caution. While competent orientation in the performance of an abortion is essential, abortion, almost more than any other operation, demands experience to develop skill… Well-trained, highly experienced, and reputable gynecologists found, to their dismay, that one abortions became legal and they began performing them, the complication rates were frequently quite high….”
Warren Hern Abortion Practice (Philadelphia: J Lippincott, 1990) Quoted by Stephen Wagner in his book Common Ground without Compromise
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