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Re: Placenta AccretaFrom: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)Wed Jun 7 11:59:21 2000
MRI may be helpful in getting a better feel for the degree of accreta, to help r/o a false pos, possibly to assess bladder invasion. also, unlike sonar, MRI has actually diagnosed an accreta of a posterior placenta. when all is said and done, however, if you are comfortable with the info at hand and are quite prepared to handle all potential eventualities, then MRI is not essential. BUT, it certainly can be useful if you want to get another handle on the situation or if there is any doubt. art
At Wed, 7 Jun 2000, ainsron@msn.com wrote:
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