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Re: Abnormal hemoglobinFrom: clemdmom (clemdmom@aol.com)Mon Jan 20 23:42:51 1997
At Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Betsy Hyde wrote: > >A 23 yo G1, twin gestation had hemoglobin electrophoresis done because of >low MCV. Not anemic. Hemoglobin electrophoresis came back with no abnormal >amounts of S, C, F, thal but 12% "unknown" hemoglobin. Lab unable to >identify. Says the hemoglobin migrated in area similar to, but not >identical, to hemoglobin Lapour (?spelling) > >What to do? Check FOB for hemoglobinopathies? Do nothing? (Have referred to >local perinatologists who are also bewildered but are consulting with >pediatric hematologist) > >-- >Betsy Hyde CNM >Branford, CT >midwife in private md/cnm practice > Please explain to me how a CNM is taking care of a twin gestation.
-- clemdmom
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