Re: Few Questions.
From: Richard Chudacoff, MD (rchudacoff@mylinuxisp.com)
Wed, 20 Jun 2001 12:14:49 -0500
Non-separated I would think, although an atonic uterus is more common than
an accreta.
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Richard Chudacoff, MD
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From: training@obgyn.net [mailto:training@obgyn.net]On Behalf Of Jay Basu
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 11:25 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list TRAINING
Subject: Re: Few Questions.
Thank you Dr Chudacoff,but I think I got the first question wrong.What
if the question was framed as IN retained placenta most common
is......would it be separated placenta +atonic uterus or nonseparated
placenta+atonic uterus.Thank you again for your input.
J
At Wed, 20 Jun 2001, Richard Chudacoff, MD wrote:
>
>Nice site. Didn't know it existed. I'll try to monitor it from now on.
>
>Threatened abortion is any pregnancy that is bleeding but ther is not
>cervical change. A missed abortion is sononymous with blighted
>abortion, but with the latter there is not evidence of a fetal pole,
>just an empty sac and abnormal b-HCG .
>
>As far as retained placentas, I'd say (3), such as an accreta, increta
>or percreta. The others can usually be removed manually, but all could
>remain longer than 30 minutes. Hope this helps? For CREOGs? If so, good
>luck.
>
>At Fri, 15 Jun 2001, Jay Basu wrote:
>>
>>Hello,
>> I got a few questions.
>>A) retained placenta is commonly seen in( I am not sure if it means most
>>common in retained placenta)
>>1) separated placenta + atonic uterus
>>2) nonseparated + atonic
>>3) morbid adherent
>>4) constriction ring?
>>Now different books define retained placenta differently
>>1) placenta not expelled after 30 minutes from end of second stage
>>2)some books do not classify adherent placenta as a subset of retained
>>placenta.
>>I need some authoritative advice on this one
>>
>>B)defination of THREATENED Abortion and Blighted ovum, is blighted ovum
>>a subset of threatened abortion , or is it that the fetus is always
>>alive
>>in threatened abortion?
>>C) What is the progesterone hypothesis in fibroids? Is there any
>>Consensus
>>regarding the effect of progesterone with respect to the size of
>>fibroids?
>>Waiting eagerly for Answers.
>
>--
>Richard Chudacoff, MD
>Chudacoff Obstetrics & Gynecology, PLLC
>Sugar Land, TX
>
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