Re: IUFD at 14 or so weeks

From: Raymond, Steve (Stephen.Raymond@dhhs.tas.gov.au)
Mon Mar 23 23:21:56 2009


Karyotype certainly, and TORCH screen. Maybe check thrombophilia screen if not already done. Autopsy will give an answer in about 75% of cases.

Steve

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In a 26 yo G1 with pretty negative history who has an IUFD at 14-15 weeks, nothing specific.

Found on "routine" visit but associated with some spotting.

What work-up is everyone doing on late IUFDs like this? Karyotype? Cultures? Formal autopsy?

Joe P.

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