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20w previa/PPROMFrom: STEWART PRINGLE (100724.2333@CompuServe.COM)Mon Jul 1 21:22:51 1996
Ashley, I recognise the situation you're describing but I always thought that placenta previa didn't exist by definition until the lower segment was formed ie later than 20 w. I think a vaginal scan is an excellent idea to clarify the situation and can't carry much risk. I agree with the others that conservative management or vaginal Pg (mifepristone first?) would be appropriate. What's the earliest gestation at which anyone on the list has to do a section for genuine previa anyway (maternal not fetal reasons)?
-- Stewart Pringle Career Registrar Stirling Royal Infirmary Stirling, UK 100724.2333@comuserve.com
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