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Re: post amnio miscarriagesFrom: ATB28@aol.comFri Sep 27 08:30:46 1996
In a message dated 96-09-26 21:46:41 EDT, you write: << Greetings. What do you tell your patients when they ask you how an amnio causes the misscarriage? Thanks. Allen. Allen Gardner MD >> A seemingly straightforward question, although we spend considerable time and effort attempting to address the issue to both the patient's satisfaction, and ours...often with little success owing to the over-riding confounding variable of "background losses" (i.e., losses which occur post amnio which are NOT related to the procedure, but would have occurred anyway). I suppose the short answer is, like any other surgical procedure, complications are principally related to hemorrhage and infection...and these of course are influenced by the experience of the surgeon. Allan Allan T. Bombard, MD Director, Division of Reproductive Genetics Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Albert Einstein College of Medicine Montefiore Medical Center 1695 Eastchester Road; Suite 301 Bronx, NY 10530 ph/(718) 405-8150 fax/(718) 405-8154
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