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Re: twinsFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comThu May 30 10:12:17 1996
<<Hello all, Do you consider that a twin pregnancy increases the liklihood for congenital abnormalities? Do you offer a detailed 2nd trimester US simply on the basis of twins? Allen.>> Ca depende, Allen. Some people would say that monozygotic twins WERE a congenital malformation, and the babies should be studied closely for other problems. On the other hand, dizygotic twins are simply two babies tossed in there together. They should be watched for overcrowding... Of course, if you have two babies, you might consider that you have TWICE the possibility of malformations... so look twice as hard? ************************************************* doctorjoe@aol.com "All things are connected. Joseph Pastorek, MD Some things are just more Department of OB-GYN connected than others." LSU Medical Center - Dirk Gently New Orleans, LA U.S.A. *************************************************
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