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Re: Maternal floor infarction of the placentaFrom: James Connerth MD (babydoc@apex.net)Wed Dec 30 09:06:52 1998
At Tue, 29 Dec 1998, Luis Sanchez-Ramos wrote: > >On a more serious note: > >I am currently caring for a patient with a history of maternal floor >infarction (this entity is not due to ischemic necrosis). In her >previous pregnancy she delivered by emergency cesarean, a growth >restricted infant with severe birth asphyxia. At 8 months of age the >child suddenly deteriorated and died. He was diagnosed as having an >inborn error of fatty oxidation (confirmed). Luis--last year had a patient with partial lipodystrophy,elevated LFT's,and insulin resirtance.Did well with rather good BS control--had intrauterine demise at 33 weeks and on later literature review found this is rather common and recurs;not sure if this may be peripherally related to your problem.
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