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Re: Reactive tracing with decell From: Joe (forcep@intercom.net) Tue Dec 18 19:10:02 2007 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kapadia Roshan: "SETUP YOUR IVF,A.R.T,ICSI LAB" Previous message: Joe: "Re: How to do a hysterectomy" In reply to: Andrew Folley: "Re: Reactive tracing with decell" Next in thread: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: active tracing with decell" To be the Devil's advocate I went back and read your description of what the FHR does as the fetus condition worsens. In court you wouldn't have a leg to stand on. I would send to nursery. Joe C Andrew Folley wrote: > Need Input from group > > 34 weeks G1P0 NST done for GDMa2 on glyburide and euglcyemic. NST > reactive but during course of the test , spontaneous acute decell occurs > to 90 bbm lasting 3 minutes with acute return to baseline. Continued > observation on monitor and decell occurs again lasting 2 minutes down to > 90. I scanned pt and afi 12 baby with good tone movement etc. What to > do now and how to follow? other tests? etc thanks agf > > > > Next message: Kapadia Roshan: "SETUP YOUR IVF,A.R.T,ICSI LAB" Previous message: Joe: "Re: How to do a hysterectomy" In reply to: Andrew Folley: "Re: Reactive tracing with decell" Next in thread: Efrain Ramirez: "Re: active tracing with decell"

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