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Re: feto-fetal transfusionFrom: Braun, R. Daniel (rbraun@iupui.edu)Tue Mar 7 19:07:15 2000
The more accepted treatment would be amniocentesis and drainage of the polyhydramniotic sac. The more recent would be to make a small pucture in the amnion between the two sacs. Search the archives of this forum about one year ago for a very detailed discussion of this topic. Dan -----Original Message----- From: Ronnie Martinez Brignardello To: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L Sent: 3/7/00 8:43 PM Subject: feto-fetal transfusion ........please opinions M1......28 y ....GA 28w 5 d twins monochorial-biamniotic fetus 1....1230 gr.......bpp 8-8 polihidroamnios ...doppler U.R.I normal no fetal hidrops fetus 2 750 gr bpp 6-8 no breathing movements oligoamnios doppler U.R.I normal...........M.C.A.R.I 10 PERCENTILE no fetal malformation TORCH normal pd. failed cordocentesis ronnie
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