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Re: Ceredase and pregnancy From: Gary Kleinman (fuf@gulf.net) Tue May 14 17:31:34 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: mborn: "Re: practicing with midwives" Previous message: afish04@emory.edu: "Re: Ceredase and pregnancy" Maybe in reply to: Gary Kleinman: "Ceredase and pregnancy" Next in thread: Lilyan Kay: "von Willebrand's & pregnancy" Reply: Lilyan Kay: "von Willebrand's & pregnancy" We'll be awaiting your follow-up, as well as learning >about whatever information you receive from Genzyme. > Allan, Thank you for your reply. The clinical representative from Genzyme knew of 8 cases without adverse effect. A heme-onc specialist from UCLA is about to report 6 additional cases. The clinical representative's conclusion was concordant with yours. Gary For all interested, there is an excellent Gaucher's Association Web Page at: http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/wisebuy/gaucher/contents.htm This page has multiple links and lots of useful counseling information -- Gary Kleinman, MD Perinatologist/Geneticist University of Fl/Pensacola 5045 Carpenter Creek Drive Pensacola, FL 32503 904 484-9400 Next message: mborn: "Re: practicing with midwives" Previous message: afish04@emory.edu: "Re: Ceredase and pregnancy" Maybe in reply to: Gary Kleinman: "Ceredase and pregnancy" Next in thread: Lilyan Kay: "von Willebrand's & pregnancy" Reply: Lilyan Kay: "von Willebrand's & pregnancy"

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