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Re: GYN: D&CFrom: Efrain Ramirez (eramirez@icepr.com)Fri Apr 14 16:36:23 2000
At Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Bernard Cristalli wrote: > >Dear List mates, >An express poll on your standards of care, we had the same discussion among >our group. > >Do you see every D&C before they are discharged >yes no Not every time but I do try to speak to her or her relative.
>Do you see every abortion before they are discharged
Same as # 1 -- I do not do abortions on demand.
>Do you perform in a regular basis an US scan after a D&C to assess the No
>Do you perform in a regular basis an US scan after a D&C to be sure the No
>What meaning do you give at a HCG rate < 1000 4 weeks after a D&C or an Depends -- if a suction curettage was done for an embryonic demise of 11 weeks-- or for a blighted ovum done in the office of 7-8 weeks or for AUB -- nevertheless I would do a TVS in the office --and repeat HCG.
>What meaning do you give at an hemorrhage 4 weeks after a D&C or an Depends-- but as Ron said --maybe not related if the bleeding stpped for a whole week --
>What meaning do you give at the presence of decidua and chorial villosities
As Ron
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-- "The things you learn after you know everything are the important ones"
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