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Re: Gallstones and pregnancy From: Arthurfree@aol.com Sun Feb 8 21:13:18 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Robert J. Woolley: "Re: OB: Pre-eclampsia case" Previous message: Dr. P. Peterman: "Re: OB: Pre-eclampsia case" Maybe in reply to: Jane Helwig, MD: "Gallstones and pregnancy" In a message dated 98-02-07 18:03:24 EST, you write: << Fully concur with rec: for lapchole. Better to do it now before she really gets sick. Why do an open G/B if a transfer to a more experienced facility will probably allow minimally invasive surgery. >> I agree wholeheartedly. I had a patient about six months ago who presented with repetitive symptoms in second trimester. By the time I had sent her to two different surgeons who turned out to be uncomfortable touching a pregnant patient, she was pushing 24 weeks. Dr. Waldby helped me find someone who had done several second trimester lap choles, but it was still a snug fit to do it through the scope at 24 weeks. Having it out made the rest of the pregnancy much more comfortable for patient and physician! Arthur Freeland Warrensburg Missouri Next message: Robert J. Woolley: "Re: OB: Pre-eclampsia case" Previous message: Dr. P. Peterman: "Re: OB: Pre-eclampsia case" Maybe in reply to: Jane Helwig, MD: "Gallstones and pregnancy"

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