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Re: A large mass of granulation tissue following C.S.From: Dr. Abdelhamid Attia (aattia@ritsec3.com.eg)Sun Dec 3 05:19:17 2000
With my pleasure. I'll post them once I get the prenatal ultrasound images too. Abdelhamid
>----- Original Message ----- what you describe seems more likely to be a resolving placenta increta, especially if color doppler demonstrates this mass to be vascular with high velocity, low impedance flow. can you go to the obgyn.net ultrasound section and follow the links to submit images? an mri may be helpful for confirmation as well as cystoscopy to check for bladder involvement. keep your fingers crossed. art
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