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Re: Nuchal Cord From: Goubaa MD (goubaa.mohamed@gnet.tn) Sun Feb 29 13:40:01 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Previous message: Goubaa MD: "Re: Nuchal Cord" Maybe in reply to: Goubaa MD: "Nuchal Cord" I believe that the unnecessary angst is for the fetuses with this single loop because it only creates angst for the patient . Now the ombilical doppler is normal. I fixed appointments with the patient evry month. Cheers -- GOUBAA MD Djerba TUNISIA > ----- Original Message ----- From: DoctorJoe@aol.com To: Multiple recipients of list ULTRASOUND Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 10:37 PM Subject: Re: Nuchal Cord In a message dated 2/27/04 09:01:34, goubaa.mohamed@gnet.tn writes: Yes, it goes completely around the neck but the loop is not tighter around the neck of the fetus . RI = 0,75 This is the video : 95K (compressed > DivX) . Actually, the video looks okay around the neck. But I'm concerned with the straight portion of cord at the very beginning of this clip - I think it's cord, but you haven't dopplered it up in color in this clip - which seems VERY straight. I am wondering/worrying if there's tension on the origin of the cord and this might translate to more tightening as pregnancy progresses. Joe P. Previous message: Goubaa MD: "Re: Nuchal Cord" Maybe in reply to: Goubaa MD: "Nuchal Cord"

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