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Re: OB-GYN-L digest 376From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Sun Dec 31 12:29:02 1995
Mark,
At 10:44 AM 31/12/95, mdecker@hcsinc.com wrote:
>I have had some patients with help syndrome defintely present admitted at 33 weeks and they responded to rest and iv hydration. bp's not severe in and of themselves and the bp's normalized as well as the lab parameters. not cured but
>Mark D OBGYN privatre practice west bend wi [...] Please don't quote tons of messages, some of us actually have to pay for their mail :-)-O For what it is worth, I don't do HELLPs here any more (District Hospital) but refer to the National Hospital 250 miles away. I'd really like a protocol that would allow me to put them into the ambulance for the 3 hours (!). On the other hand, at the NH they will most likely cut them. My experience (30 cases) is the faster/earlier the baby is out the better. That almost always means C/S here. el
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