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Re: Bone in UterusFrom: ATFSOCCER@aol.comFri Apr 18 21:41:59 1997
In a message dated 97-04-18 00:54:31 EDT, you write: << Path report: "ectopic bone". My assumption is that this bone has been acting as an IUD for the past several years, but where did it come from? I would think that a calcified placental fragment would not assume this shape. >> Dan, Do you think she may have had a previous termination that was incomplete? I had a similar patient and her D&C revealed retained fragments of the fetal skull from an abortion 2 years previously. Andy
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