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Re: amnio-infusionFrom: Rupert Sherwood (rupert@tassie.net.au)Thu Aug 12 23:34:38 1999
jyothi unni wrote: > > My patient is a 30 year old primigravida at 28 weeks gestation with > Insulin dependant Diabetes Mellitus and Pre-Eclampsia. She has severe > oligohydramnios.I would like to know if amnio-infusion is likely to help > her. Please could you also let me know a simple and effective technique > to perform the amnio-infusion. Thanks. If the oligohydramnios is secondary to PE induced placental insufficiency (ie a new finding, and ultrasound midtrimester showed renal presence, and ROM excluded this admiossion, then correcting the oligohydramnios with infusion will not improve outcome. I would deliver this baby in a tertiary (level 3 neonatal facility) setting. R Sherwood O&G Specialist, Private Practice.
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