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Re: pelvic bone and ultrasoundFrom: tjdubose@juno.comThu Nov 28 08:36:33 2002
Dear pniknafs@hotmail.com, this forum is for medical professionals to discuss the use of sonography in women’s health (not public discourse, please go to Pregnancy & Birth, or Women's Health for public discussions), and as such it is common courtesy to identify ourselves professionally. Thanks. As to you question: “Could you please write me Is that possible to measure female pelvis size appropriateness for delivery by ultrasound? how?” To my knowledge no one has defined a consistent way of measuring the pelvic outlet dimensions or pelvic size by sonography. This used to be a big deal with x-ray, but I don’t think many worry as much about the pelvic size as the fetal size now days. Anyone else have a comment on this? Peace, Terry J DuBose, M.S., RDMS Chair, Ultrasound section OBGYN.net Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
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