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Re: OB-GYN-L digest 291 From: CPTMayhem@aol.com Thu Oct 12 02:43:29 1995 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Dr. Carlos Chase: "Re: Induction Differences?" Previous message: Dr. Carlos Chase: "Re: Med Mal Case" In a message dated 95-10-09 13:18:00 EDT, you write: >Date: Sun, 8 Oct 1995 11:10:04 -0700 >From: cnmpat@halcyon.com >Subject: Elevated AFP > >What are you doing for women with: elevated AFPs, normal Level II >ultrasounds, >and normal amnio (if the mom chose to have it done). What are some of the >statistics for increased risk of: IUGR, IUFD and PIH? I will be interested >in >your comments. As noted elsewhere, an unexplained elevated MSAFP has been associated will an increase in fetal demise. At our hospital we begin antepartum fetal surveillance at 32wks. This consists of semi-weekly NST's and a weekly AFI. We will also repeat a growth scan approx every 4 wks. I to would be interested in knowing of any data that has been collected on an association between elevated MSAFP and the above conditions. Miles E Mahan CPT MD Dept OB/GYN PGY4 Tripler Army Med Center Honolulu, Hi 96819 CPTMayhem@aol.com Next message: Dr. Carlos Chase: "Re: Induction Differences?" Previous message: Dr. Carlos Chase: "Re: Med Mal Case"

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