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Re: NIHF and hypotrophy From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com) Sun Oct 13 19:02:13 2002 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Heather : "ultrasound practice in Spain" Previous message: Joanna Dangel: "NIHF and hypotrophy" In reply to: Joanna Dangel: "NIHF and hypotrophy" Next in thread: Dave Berck: "Re: NIHF and hypotrophy" first - and no offense intended - who are you? second - was an early ultrasound performed and did it corroborate the menstrual edc? thanks art At Sun, 13 Oct 2002, Joanna Dangel wrote: > >Hypotetical case: 32 weeks of pregnancy (by LMP), 24-25 by biometry, >until 24 weeks normal fetal growth and normal antomy by USG. >Oligohydramnios (AFI 4)NIHF: ascites, subcutaneous edema, pericardial >effusion. Enlarged heart (Ha/Ca ratio 0,66), normal anatomy, normal >arterial velocity. EFW 800 g. Reverse flow in ductus venosus, severe >TR, abnormal flow in IVC, pulsations in UV, reverse flow in UA, low RI >in MCA. Fetal bradycardia 100 bpm. "Silent" CTG. >What would be your plan? >Thank You > >-- >Joanna Dangel, MD > -- art fougner, md ich bin ein New Yorker Next message: Heather : "ultrasound practice in Spain" Previous message: Joanna Dangel: "NIHF and hypotrophy" In reply to: Joanna Dangel: "NIHF and hypotrophy" Next in thread: Dave Berck: "Re: NIHF and hypotrophy"

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