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Re: tranvaginally ortransabdominallly From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com) Sat Jun 7 20:11:26 2003 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Lungsi: "USG in diagnosing calcification" Previous message: Terry J DuBose: "Re: tranvaginally ortransabdominallly" this topic was promoted quite eloquently by Kypros Nicolaides at ISUOG in Edinburgh in 1998 - tho not from a TV vs TA standpoint. rather a nuchal scan with an anomaly survey in first TM and a subsequent scan at 22 weeks. with the growing use of NT screening this at some point will cease to be a debate. right now - reimbursement by managed care in the US is the big bugaboo. art At Sat, 7 Jun 2003, Philippe Coquel wrote: > >Very interesting debate at AIUM wednesday about : > >The first fetal anatomy survey should be performed tranvaginally at 14 weeks >instead transabdominally at 18 weeks ?. > >I agree totally with Ilan E Timor with two scans performed at 13-14 weeks >tranvaginally and at 22-24 weeks transabdominally. > >In France, we have been using this timing for 10-13 years and this a part >of guide lines about obstetrical ultrasonography > >We don't have problems with the patients about the during of the >transvaginally examination (10 to 15 minutes in general) > >Ph Coquel -- art fougner, md ich bin ein New Yorker Next message: Lungsi: "USG in diagnosing calcification" Previous message: Terry J DuBose: "Re: tranvaginally ortransabdominallly"

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