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Re: FETOFETAL TRANSFUSION SYNDROMFrom: José C. Ferreira (zec@inx.net)Sat Nov 22 08:11:50 1997
Kypros Nicolaides, Harry's Birthright Research Center for Fetal Nedicine, King's College School of Medicine, London. I've seen him performing the procedure, I think he is one of the world authorities in the field and he did perform the procedure in one of my patients. The outcome was the death of the smaller twinn about two weeks after the procedure and c-section of the other at 30-31 weeks because of severe oligohydramnios. But the best is to speak with him. He will explain everything to the patient too: the risks, the experimentalism, the success rates, etc. Jose Ferreira zec@inx.net Ob.-Gyn. Department, Garcia de Orta Hospital, Portugal Genetics Fellow, Montefiore Medical Center (AECOM), New York -----Original Message----- From: Dr O Gemer <gemer@lucynet.co.il> To: Multiple recipients of list <ob-gyn-l@talk.obgyn.net> Date: Sat, 22 de November de 1997 3:56 AM Subject: FETOFETAL TRANSFUSION SYNDROM
>I am looking for a medical center in the U.K to reffer such a patient
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