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Re: Bone in Uterus PregnantFrom: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)Tue Nov 4 13:33:28 1997
At Mon, 03 Nov 1997, Marjorie Dacko, CM wrote: > >This is a very interesting subject for me right now. About a month ago one >of my patients had a IUFD at 26 weeks and chose to have a D and E. >Everything appeared to be fine, but last week she called to inform me that >a piece of placenta and a piece of skull, approx. 2" by 1" had just come >out, nearly 3 1/2 weeks after her procedure. > >Would anyone recommend an ultrasound to verify that everything is finally >out? I don't think this woman would welcome years of the IUD effect! > >Margie Dacko, CM >Nevada i would. i believe that these procedures would be greatly facilitated if conducted with some form of ultrasound guidance. most often not needed but why not make things easier for the operator. my feeling is that anything that is easier for the operator is certainly easier for the patient. just my humble $0.02 art
-- art fougner, md SonoScan/Genetic Sciences forest hills, ny evsono@pipeline.com
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