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Re: Doouble Uteri and Cervix From: Cbstroud@aol.com Mon Oct 9 21:52:40 1995 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Cbstroud@aol.com: "Re: Two Uteri and Two Cervics (fwd)" Previous message: Cbstroud@aol.com: "Re: Elevated AFP" Maybe in reply to: cnmpat@halcyon.com: "Doouble Uteri and Cervix" If it is actually "double", the patient should do relatively well. I do think there is a propensity towards preterm labor. All too often, however, the so-called "double" uterus and cervix involves a partial communicating horn and/or some rudimentary form of a uterine cavity. This can be big trouble. I think it worth getting the details about the anatomy before conception... Chris Stroud, M.D. Private practice OB/GYN Beloit, Wisconsin Next message: Cbstroud@aol.com: "Re: Two Uteri and Two Cervics (fwd)" Previous message: Cbstroud@aol.com: "Re: Elevated AFP" Maybe in reply to: cnmpat@halcyon.com: "Doouble Uteri and Cervix"

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