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Re: Xray the FETUS???From: Arthurfree@aol.comSun Mar 9 10:22:33 1997
In a message dated 97-03-09 09:17:36 EST, Malcolm writes:
>> It requires more power to penetrate the maternal abdomen, but that power is somewhat attenuated by maternal tissues. It will be greater than a fetal film but probably not greater than several.
>(Maternal) pelvic views with breech presentation tend to expose the Agreed, though many institutions do a "baby" view which gives you the chest and the majority of the abdomen.
>In UK practice it generally assumed that anyone practising ob/gyn ought I'm a family practitioner, and though I'm comfortable determining presentation, discovering the location of hands and feet as well as degree of flexion (or extension) of the fetal neck is not quite as simple. Am I treating my own lack of expertise with the ultrasound? Certainly. But it is preferable to not getting the needed information at all.
>Malcolm Griffiths MD,MRCOG,MFFP,Cert.Mgmnt Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri
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