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Re: fetal supraventricular tachycardia & hydrops From: "Francisco L. Romero Aceña" (fromero@adam.es) Mon Jun 10 08:55:22 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Philip Suarez, M.D.: "Re: Neurontin exposure in pregnancy" Previous message: Steve Carlan MD: "Re: Women & Children Hospital Worldwide" Maybe in reply to: fromero@adam.es: "fetal supraventricular tachycardia & hydrops" At 10:47 7/06/96 -0500, you wrote: ><<The pregnant and her husband were not agree with our management and left >our >hospital and went to other local OB who told them digoxine was not good for >a assymptomatic pregnant, and ended the gestation with the indication of a >poor life quality for the future newborn.>> > >Does that mean he DELIVERED the baby (and it went to the nursery for further >treatment), or does that mean he ABORTED the baby (at 30 weeks)? > Dr Joe: they aborted. I know the legal problem about this, but i'm interested in scientific questions about the case. Thank you and all the list members that have taken interest in my question. -- --------------------------------------------- Francisco L. Romero Hospital General de Catalunya. --------------------------------------------- fromero@adam.es --------------------------------------------- http://webs.adam.es/fromero/myweb.htm BARCELONA (Spain) Next message: Philip Suarez, M.D.: "Re: Neurontin exposure in pregnancy" Previous message: Steve Carlan MD: "Re: Women & Children Hospital Worldwide" Maybe in reply to: fromero@adam.es: "fetal supraventricular tachycardia & hydrops"

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