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Re: Pediatric caseFrom: Lynn D. Montgomery, M.D. (apgar10@montanadsl.net)Thu May 6 10:46:37 2004
Did you see the cervix? Yes, but barely. Took the longest nasal speculum and not wanting to cause trauma, had a very narrow access. No extraneous Mullerian anomalies with trapped secretions, etc.? Nothing that I could see. That is the reason I did the ultrasound and particularly the transperineal approach And are you sure (olfactory wise) that the d/c is from the vagina? What does it look like? Certainly seems to be coming from the vagina. Several urinalysis' in the past - all negative. The discharge looks yellow, purulent - on the culture swab. Lynn
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