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Re: Another case from MalcolmFrom: Laifer, Dr. Steven (pslaif@bpthosp.chime.org)Thu Jul 3 15:36:29 1997
<Unless any one gets it soon I'll come clean. Malcom: With the [limited] clinical and laboratory info you've provided, I would suspect acute viral hepatitis (A; she is HepBSAg negative). Other helpful info might be exposures, ingestion of shell fish, ?drug or toxin exposure, occupation, blood pressure, Hgb, platelets. If she has acute viral hepatitis, I would be reluctant to deliver her in the acute setting unless there is evidence of fetal compromise. Happy Fourth to Listmembers; with respectful consideration to our colleagues in the UK. S. Laifer MFM Bridgeport, CT
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