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Re: MSAFP vs triple screen From: Samir Saidi (sam@saidi.prestel.co.uk) Thu Jul 10 12:39:46 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Joe Cutchin MD: "Re: Clinical Case" Previous message: Dr. Amarnath Bhide/Rajendra Deshpande: "any clues?" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "MSAFP vs triple screen" Next in thread: Malcolm Griffiths: "Re: MSAFP vs triple screen" Reply: Malcolm Griffiths: "Re: MSAFP vs triple screen" > Malcolm Griffiths wrote > We were involved in discussions with Kypros sometime ago about > becoming one of his pilot sites. When you actually get down to it the > necessary scan is more detailed than the routine later second > trimester scan many of us use. Kypros said we ( delivering 4.25K > births per annum ) would proabably need a further WT ultrasonagrapher > and an extra machine to offer the service - that totally ignosres > costs of counselling ! We have recently moved from booking 18/40 scans to a 12/40 'dating' and 20/40 'anatomy' scan. No one has made a fuss over any extra work yet - I'm surprised actually. Maybe it's because "all" our patients end up having dating scans anyway! -- Sam Saidi, O&G trainee, University Hospital, Nottingham, UK Next message: Joe Cutchin MD: "Re: Clinical Case" Previous message: Dr. Amarnath Bhide/Rajendra Deshpande: "any clues?" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "MSAFP vs triple screen" Next in thread: Malcolm Griffiths: "Re: MSAFP vs triple screen" Reply: Malcolm Griffiths: "Re: MSAFP vs triple screen"

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