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Vag. Pool Amniotic Fluid?From: Michael S. Wolkomir (wolkomir@post.its.mcw.edu)Sun Oct 8 18:41:24 1995
Greetings: I'm in the process of editing a paper on PROM, and would appreciate your help I've reviewed the literature in MEDLINE on the sensitivity/specificity of VAGINAL POOL specimens for determining fetal maturity. I understand that certain contminating flora can produce substances indistinguishable from PG or affect the L/S ratio. I cannot find a consensus on whether or not the vaginal pool specimen is in fact considered to be suitable for determination of fetal lung maturity in Premature Rupture of Membranes. Any comments or references would be greatly appreciated! Thanks. <<Mike>>
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