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Re: Rx and first trimesterFrom: Bernard Cristalli (bclaure@club-internet.fr)Wed Jan 15 15:25:14 1997
Claudio Sitya wrote: > > I have a patient that was submited of nine scans of RX for avaluation of the blader, about the day +5 after the ovulatory day. Actualy she is in the 6 week and I want to know the opnium of all the members of the list about the really risc of the embrious and what is the orientation inthis case > Big & everlasting problem ! It depends on the type of X-rays but the dosimetry is always impossible to do exactly. What about the radiologist who didn't ask for the last menses ? (but I'm not a wolf howling with the wolves)… I would say that the risk is not much higher (or is similar) than for an other pregnancy, knowing the risk is never 0. If the mother to be wants a pregnancy termination it's her choice. A really good US must be done at 3 - 4 months to detect malformations.
-- Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Paris - France
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