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Re: An interesting case of infant polycystic ovaries.From: Mark Perloe (mperloe@ivf.com)Mon Apr 15 17:16:59 2002
At 01:05 PM 4/15/2002 -0500, you wrote: >Dear Sir / Madam, >We have an interesting case in our Dept of Ob & Gyn , J.S.S. Medical >college Hospital, Mysore , KArnataka State, INDIA. > >A woman who was infertile , concieved by HMG + HCG And gave birth to a >Baby Girl. >The 8 month old baby has : >A 7mm follicle on the Right Ovary >A 10mm follicle in the Left Ovary >The size of the Left Ovary is 2/3 cms. >These were ultrasound findings coincidentally found during antenatal >scan which were followed up till now, where we are in a fix as to what >to do? > >Kindly guide us to find answers to our quieries as mentioned: >1.) Can HMG cause follicles? No, it would have no effect on the fetus.
>2.) Is it normal to have follicles at this age? yes, hCG may cause ovarian enlargement. This should subside within a few months after delivery. Most of these are related to this, although neonatal cysts are more frequently seen if the mother is a diabetic or experiences toxemia.
>3.) How do we proceed in such cases? Cysts under 5cm are best followed by serial ultrasound at 1-2 month intervals.
>4.) Whether CA 125 or other tumor markers help in the prognosis? NO, these markers would be of no value.
>Kindly give us answers to the quiery strings send as early as possible.
-- Mark Perloe, M.D. http://grs.ivf.com 404-843-2229 5445 Meridian Mark Rd, Suite 270, Atlanta, GA 30342
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