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Re: Ob/Gyn US practice in Asian countriesFrom: bouthina ibrahim (bouthina_ibrahim@yahoo.com)Fri Jun 10 04:22:21 2005
FROM DR BOUTHINA I THINK ATIENT WITH PREVIOUS CESAREAN WE START TO EXAMINE THEM WITH FULL BLADDER NOT TO ASK THEM AGAIN TO FILL THEIR BLADDER.SOME TIMES OVARIES ARE HIGH AND MASS IS SUBHEPATICNOT SEEN THROUGH TRANS VAGINAL SCAN. Raul Limos <rlimos@gmail.com> wrote:On 6/9/05, art fougner, md wrote: > Jim > > i've actually found the opposite with prior sections - many patients' > uteri are axially oriented and pulled up and the upper fundus may be > outside or at the outer range of the fov. perhaps this gives credence > to the thought that cesarean may prevent future prolapse? > > art I've observed this condition in our patients with C-sections that we do endovaginal ultrasound. Sometimes we only see the lower uterine segment and we have to do the transabdominal approach to see the rest of uterus. Stay in touch with email, IM, photo sharing & more. Check it out!
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