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Re: fetal echocardiographyFrom: Rebecca England (rengland@umich.edu)Sun Apr 27 19:26:58 1997
I bring up the question because right now I am working ona project with a pediatric cardiologist who feels that ob/gyns, ultrasonographers etc should not be doing fetal echocardiograms, but referring directly to him. As substantiation for this demand, he points to several articles (most recently in Circulation July 1996 but I don't have the complete reference) which show a specifity rate of 5-15% for prenatal diagnosis of CHD at 18-22 weeks. I was very interesteed to hear what the other side thought, and appreciate your comments. Rebecca England UM, Ann Arbor.
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