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18-20 week scan From: Greg Kesby (greg.kesby@sufw.com.au) Tue Mar 16 16:13:28 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Deborah Richert: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Previous message: Doc Gyneco: "Test don't read" Next in thread: Deborah Richert: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Maybe reply: Deborah Richert: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Maybe reply: Latha Natarajan: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Maybe reply: DuBose, Terry: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Can I ask participants in this e-mail loop what sonographic criterion they use to report that a placenta is low lying at 18-20 weeks please. How far from an internal cervical os at 18-20 weeks does a placenta need to be before it is considered not low? I will be interested in your views, as there is no consensus around my part of the world. -- Greg Kesby Next message: Deborah Richert: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Previous message: Doc Gyneco: "Test don't read" Next in thread: Deborah Richert: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Maybe reply: Deborah Richert: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Maybe reply: Latha Natarajan: "Re: 18-20 week scan" Maybe reply: DuBose, Terry: "Re: 18-20 week scan"

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