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Re: OB:Cervical CerclageFrom: Richard D. Kaplan (mrkaplan@greensboro.com)Thu Feb 26 19:37:48 1998
>What is your criteria for prophylactic cerclage after conization? > >Do you measure the cervix transvaginally? > >What do you advise patients as the risk of incompetent cervix after cold >knife conization? > >Thanks in advance, > >Daniel R. Hersh, M.D. >Private Practice >Tracy, CA > Our group does not routinely recommend cerclage for patients with previous cervical cone biopsies. We do more frequent vaginal exams to check for signs of premature cervical effacement or dilatation. Ricky Kaplan, MD Private Practice OB/GYN Greensboro, NC
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