In Defense of Dismemberment Abortion, Texas Abortionists Condemn a Common Late-Term Abortion Procedure
November 8, 2017
Austin, TX - A trial currently playing out in an Austin Federal Courtroom has one infamous late-term abortionist claiming a procedure commonly used in his Albuquerque, New Mexico, abortion facility is too dangerous for Texas women.
Curtis Boyd, operator of Southwestern Women's Surgery Center in Dallas, has joined several other Texas abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, Whole Women's Health, and others in challenging a provision of S.B.8 that prohibit the dismemberment of living babies in the womb at around 15 weeks gestation or later.
The procedure, known as Dilation and Evacuation (D&E), is currently used in 95 percent of all second trimester abortions nationwide. It entails partial dilation of the pregnant woman's cervix in order to introduce grasping instruments that are used to dismember the living child, which is too big to remove by suction aspiration method commonly used in first trimester abortions.
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