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Big twin, small twinFrom: Paul Prior MD (pprior@earthlink.net)Sat Mar 4 07:24:22 2000
Any thoughts on a twin pregnancy where initial scan at unknown dates showed around a 1.5 week discordancy (8 wks and ~9.5 wks) that has persisted - last u/s ~12 and 10.5 wks CRL length but with both twins growing. Is this an indication for amnio even if eventual anatomy scans are normal except for the different sizes? To complicate things, this is a patient going overseas (Korea) in a week (she will only be ~14 weeks then) and will be getting her care there.
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