Re: Input appreciated

From: Robert J. Carpenter, Jr. MD, JD (zygote@icsi.net)
Wed Nov 14 22:11:58 2007


In the patient's best interest, assuming dx of IPCKD correct, termination should be done, and she should use medical resources and take increased risks with a good pregnancy.

She should not be transferred to MFM since we have nothing to offer that primary MD and hospital can not. She is the master of her own fate.

RJC

On 14 Nov 2007 at 16:56, Richard Chudacoff wrote:

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> Transfer care to MFM
>
> Richard Chudacoff, MD, FACOG
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 2:44 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L
> Subject: Input appreciated
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> Your collective comments would be appreciated:
>
> ·23 yo G3P2 with ITP at 23.2 wks, platelets being done every month, stable b/w
> 60-70K - pt wishes to avoid steroids this pregnancy - her heme/onc gets the
> monthly results, with recommendations for ITP management - so far, just wait
> and see
> ·on 21 wk scan, marginal placenta previa
> ·sent forMFM consult this pregnancy, secondary to ITP - MFM knows pt from
> previous pregnancy
> ·MFM calls yesterday - dx'd fetus with infantile polycystic kidney disease "classic
> on U/S" were her comments
> ·AFI 3.0, on scan 2 wks ago 8.0
> ·pt not likely to terminate
> ·future genetic concerns? MFM stated this was an autosomal recessive d/o
> ·pt was told up front (prior to U/S findings) that should platelets get too low or
> marginal placenta previa remain, she is not appropriate for delivery at our Level 1
> community hospital
> Any recommendations?
>
> Susan Paterson CNM
>
> Judith Bowers DO
>

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