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Re: Tissue from miscarriage--should it be tested?From: R. Daniel Braun, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 27 Sep 2000 20:47:14 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 27 Sep 2000, CB wrote: > >I had three live births. Then I miscarried in August @8wks. On >ultrasound(right before miscarriage), baby measured about 5 1/2 wks. > >I got pregnant again right away and am now miscarrying again(I'm about >6wks). Dr. says this one is a blighted ovum. She does not plan on >doing testing of any kind (since it's only my 2nd miscarriage. This >morning, I passed some grayish tissue (diameter about that of a nickel). >I put it in freezer and left message for Dr to ask if she wants it (to >test). I don't know what her answer will be, but I'm wondering... > The only test that would possibly be of help would be a chromosome analysis. We don't usually do those until after the 3rd miscarriage in a row. The tissue would not be any good for that now since it was put in the freezer, chromosomes will not grow. The only good way to store tissue for chromosomes is in a special solution of Serum and antibiotics. RDB
>Do I encourage her to please test it?
-- R.Daniel Braun, MD FACOG FOG
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