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Re: OB-GYN-L digest 332From: ATB28@aol.comWed Mar 31 21:53:03 1999
In a message dated 3/31/1999 7:19:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, aleeoc@rocketmail.com writes:
<< Does this study refer to elevated SERUM AFP or
AMNIOTIC FLUID AFP or both? The case in question has
normal serum AFP and elevated amniotic fluid AFP.
>> Annette: The report refers to AF-AFP (amniotic fluid AFP). The exact reference is as follows: Crandall BF, Chua A (1997): Risks for fetal abnormalities after very and moderately elevated AF-AFPs. Prenat Diagn 17 (9):837-841. Allan
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