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Re: 2nd 3rd trimester bleeding From: richard kaplan (mrkaplan@nr.infi.net) Thu May 16 22:23:39 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: richard kaplan: "Re: Would you use a pessary?" Previous message: DR A N MALPANI: "Re: Use of uterogestan ( natural progesterone)" Maybe in reply to: sohi@italob.fmed.uba.ar: "2nd 3rd trimester bleeding" Next in thread: David Nagey: "Re: 2nd 3rd trimester bleeding" With oligohydramnios and FGR I would deliver. Ordinarily 29 week neonates do pretty well in the nursery. This patient has already lost 3 preterm neonates and I can understand your hesitancy to proceed. I guess you could follow her closely with NST and/or CST but I suspect you won't get too much more time if the ultrasound is accurate. Ricky Kaplan, M.D. mrkaplan@nr.infi.net Private practice Next message: richard kaplan: "Re: Would you use a pessary?" Previous message: DR A N MALPANI: "Re: Use of uterogestan ( natural progesterone)" Maybe in reply to: sohi@italob.fmed.uba.ar: "2nd 3rd trimester bleeding" Next in thread: David Nagey: "Re: 2nd 3rd trimester bleeding"

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