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any clues?From: Dr. Amarnath Bhide/Rajendra Deshpande (amarnath@bom2.vsnl.net.in)Thu Jul 10 12:34:26 1997
A 22 yr old G1 registered for AN care at 16 weeks. 19 weeks scan was normal. No risk factors. A visit at 23 weeks, I was unable to document FHS on stethoscope/doppler. No symptoms. An urgent USG documented severe oligoamnios and IUFD. BP normal. She aborted after 24 hrs of EA ethacridene and a shot of PG. Foetus too macerated to look for anomalies. placenta externally normal. The couple is anxious about future pregnancy. Any clues to the present mishap? No bleeding/trauma/fever or other infection. Dr. A.G. Bhide.
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