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Re: Placenta PraeviaFrom: Thomas Ind (100333.1216@compuserve.com)Mon Aug 31 07:02:09 1998
Surely it depends on the woman. A woman who lives across the road with members of her family around are different to women who live an hour away from medical assistence and on their own. For the former, I would be happy to leave them as an outpatient until the first bleed or C/S date at 39/40. It is the area between this which is grey. The one lesson I have learn't is to tell women not to lock themselves in the lavatory. I've had one bitter experience of a husband engrossed in the 1994 world cup final while his wife was locked in the lavatory bleeding from a placenta praevia. The fire brigade reluctantly attended to knock the door down in the end. Both mother and baby were eventually OK.
-- Dr Thomas Ind MB BS MD MRCOG St George Hospital Kogarah Sydney NSW 2217 AUSTRALIA
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