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Mitochondrial M5 antibodiesFrom: Danny Tucker (danny@womens-health.co.uk)Sun Jan 30 13:07:48 2000
Last week I saw a patient for pre-pregnancy counselling who has had 3 previous pregnancies complicated by very severe, early-onset eclampsia/preeclampsia requiring admission to ICU on 2 of these occasions. Only positive finding is mitochondrial M5 antibodies. Does anyone have any sources for more information on this, or the possible protection that aspirin/heparin might afford. At present she has been strongly advised against further pregnancy. Thanks, Danny.
-- Danny Tucker MRCOG Specialist Registrar, Sheffield, UK.
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