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hydrocephalic_twinFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comTue Jul 16 08:45:26 2002
Regarding the hydrocephalic/meningomyelocele twin: Have karyotypes been done on the two fetuses? It would be more advantageous, I would think, for the "normal" fetus if no invasive procedures are done (no termination or KCl injection, etc.). If the abnormal fetus has an abnormal karyotype incompatible with life, then allow the pregnancy to go to term and deliver appropriately for the health of the normal fetus. Joe Pastorek, M.D. Louisiana, USA http://www.thewomansconsultant.com
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