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Re: Prolapse In Pregnancy From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com) Sun Jan 16 16:15:38 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Gerald P. Rodriguez: "Re: Labor induction in fetal death and placenta praevia" Previous message: Dean Huffman: "Prolapse In Pregnancy" In reply to: Dean Huffman: "Prolapse In Pregnancy" Next in thread: Gregory Lang: "Re: Prolapse In Pregnancy" 20 yrs ago in Bellevue we had such a pt. cx got edematous and we used mgso4 compresses to reduce the swelling and we reposited the cx, holding it in place with a smith pessary. pt ultimately delivered vaginally. art At Sun, 16 Jan 2000, Dean Huffman wrote: > >I have a pregnant patient late in her third trimester whose cervix prolapses >about three cm. past the introitus with valsalva. It is about one cm. >dilated. > >I plan to do a literature search, but while I am doing it, I wonder whether >anybody out there has had problems of a similar nature in the past. > >If so, would you be willing to share your experience was with your patient. >Any problems with delivery? What was the route of delivery? Any C-hyst >procedures? Any advice? > >She is G9 P1162, with previous uncomplicated deliveries, no cesarean >sections. -- art fougner, md and what am i gonna do with all this food, bottled water, and gasoline now that armageddon was called off for lack of interest? Next message: Gerald P. Rodriguez: "Re: Labor induction in fetal death and placenta praevia" Previous message: Dean Huffman: "Prolapse In Pregnancy" In reply to: Dean Huffman: "Prolapse In Pregnancy" Next in thread: Gregory Lang: "Re: Prolapse In Pregnancy"

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