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Re: high-risk pregnancy From: Jeff Korotkin (jkorot@mindspring.com) Tue Dec 9 13:54:33 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: RCSH: "GEN Re: Wound dehiscencce" Previous message: Jeff Korotkin: "Re: OB: Abnormal Antibody Screens (long)" Maybe in reply to: dgruber: "high-risk pregnancy" Next in thread: rbraun@iupui.edu: "Re: high-risk pregnancy" Reply: rbraun@iupui.edu: "Re: high-risk pregnancy" At 07:57 AM 12/7/97 -0600, you wrote: >What do you think is the most authoritative text on high-risk >pregnancies? A patient is interested in reading up on her condition. >Cord problem, 32+ weeks, early labor, spotting, low fetal movement. Pls. >advise. > Creasy and Resnick Next message: RCSH: "GEN Re: Wound dehiscencce" Previous message: Jeff Korotkin: "Re: OB: Abnormal Antibody Screens (long)" Maybe in reply to: dgruber: "high-risk pregnancy" Next in thread: rbraun@iupui.edu: "Re: high-risk pregnancy" Reply: rbraun@iupui.edu: "Re: high-risk pregnancy"

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