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Re: GYN: AdenoCa in situ, Cervix, pregnantFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comFri Jan 28 20:26:15 2000
In a message dated 1/28/00 3:25:51 PM, garrys@mindspring.com writes: << Questions: 1. If she ends up with a repeat C/S for some reason, would you do a C-hyst? 2. If she delivers vaginally, and is through with childbearing, and if her paps are normal, does she need further treatment (ie a hyst down the road a few months)? 3. If she comes to a C/S, and wants no further children, and a hyst is contemplated for the future, would you do a TL if requested anyway? >> Actually, all of the above would be acceptible with the patient's informed consent. If she didn't care about keeping her uterus, I think I'd opt for a planned, elective c/hyst... but then that's my bias. On the other hand, if she's treated and "cured", she can be followed for the rest of her life with Pap smears, etc, etc. Joe P.
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