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Re: In L&D today...From: Bernard Cristalli (bclaure@mailhost.grolier.fr)Sat Dec 28 12:35:42 1996
deej@SHOL.COM wrote: > > Re Unknown scar--- > There was an article approx 10 yrs ago (I don't remember where) stating > the scar could be .… > Deej > DJ Clow, DO > Somerset Ob/Gyn Assoc Ltd > Somerset, Pa OK but the regular thickness (determined by US) of the inferior segment of the uterus is 1 (one) mm. One thing of better interest is when you see the defect of the uterine wall, which is quite rare.
-- Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Paris - France
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