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Re: thrombocytopeniaFrom: Len2976@aol.comWed Nov 29 17:23:19 2000
Several weeks ago we had a patient--32 y/o G4, P2 at 32 weeks who presented to the E.R. with c/o nosebleeds, gums bleeding, and bruising. She had a negative history and had had two prior pregnancies without apparent problems. Both other infants were delivered by C/S. In the E.R. they drew a CBC and platlets were 10,000. We had them transfer her to our referral center which has a Level 3 nursury. We later learned her platlets dropped to 3,000! She received IV platlets, steroids, etc. I understand they delivered her by C/S at 36 weeks--platlets at that time were up to 50,000. She is now one month PP, platlets are 225,000, and she is still on steroids being followed by hematology. Lenora McCall, CNM
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