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Re: Abnormal triple screeFrom: Robert Brenner (robbrenner@earthlink.net)Thu Feb 26 10:02:48 1998
At 11:34 AM 2/25/98 -0600, you wrote: >I have a patient who is a 31 year old g3p0 @ 18 weeks. She is on syntrhoid, >pregnancy otherwise uncomplicated. No bleeding. Her tripple screen showed: > >AFP: 2.6 MoM >Estriol: 2.16 MoM >HcG: 7.33 MoM > >Utrasound shows no placental or fetal abnormalities. The lady is heavy and >the sonographers raised a question of cleft lip and palate which could no >be confirmed. The fingers look normal as does the head, heart and spine. > >Would you recommend amnio? Fetal assessment (NST's etc) later? Any special >studies? > If the baby is vertex at the time of sonogram, you could try transvaginal scan to evaluate the face.
-- Robert Brenner MD FACOG Pikesville MD robbrenner@earthlink.net http://docs.obgyn.net/drbrenner
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