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Re: Lupus anticoagulant and pregnancyFrom: Jose C. Ferreira (zec@inx.net)Wed Jul 30 21:20:25 1997
Complet agreement with Malcolm Griffiths! Jose Ferreira zec@inx.net Ob.-Gyn. Department, Garcia de Orta Hospital, Portugal Genetics Fellow, Montefiore Medical Center (AECOM), New York
-- ---------- > From: Malcolm Griffiths <malcolm@mgriff22.demon.co.uk> > In message <v01540b01b0047c647d28@[206.129.157.33]>, "Douglas L. Madsen" > <dlmmd@fidalgo.net> writes > > Despite the presence of autoantibodies she had a good result last time. > Lupus syndrome is lupus or other cardiolipin antibodies in a woman with > a history of thromboembolic disorders and/or history of recurrent > pregnancy loss. This woman has neither of these latter features. It is > only in such cases that any benefit has been shown from interventions > with steroids, aspirin or heparin. > > Therefore be brave and don't treat. You could though compromise and > increase the level of fetal surveillance.
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