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Re: any clues?From: dahmd (dahmd@gate.net)Thu Jul 10 20:58:18 1997
Jose C. Ferreira wrote:
> P.S.-I wouldn't do the histerosalpingogram. Actually, on second thought, I wouldn't either. I would do a sonohysterography (cheaper, faster, less painful, just as accurate). Either of these are probably "low yield" tests given the clinical history, but I have seen a cases of abruption and preterm premature rupture of membranes probably secondary to a significant uterine anomaly (i.e. bicornuate uterus) therefore I think it's usually reasonable to rule out this condition as part of the evaluation of fetal death in utero. Thanks, Ashley D. Ashley Hill, M.D. dahmd@gate.net Orlando, FL
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