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Re: Missing fetusFrom: udaya kumar (udaya@md2.vsnl.net.in)Thu Aug 30 20:10:15 2001
Dear Belal, It is a Beginner's problem. Methodical approach is the solution. A plane problem, Yes. Perform slices that are parallel and go from one end of the uterus to the other and this error will never occur. ( Singleton seen as twins) In this day and age there is no excuse for such gross mistakes. It is indeed unfortunate that someones really pays hard earned money for an Ultrasound examination of this quality. ..Udayakumar Belal Hossain wrote:
> Why does there are situations where triplets are missed and reported as twins?In one case a twin was reported as singleton in 2nd trimester.I suppose it's a plane problem.
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