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[Fwd: Error Condition Re: RE: your opinion]From: Joshua Copel (Joshua.Copel@Yale.edu)Thu Jul 5 18:57:21 2007
think its possible versus adnexal vessels. She should have a quantitative HCGand would also be interested to see the relative head and abdominal sizes on the fetus, as severe early-onset head:body disproportion is often seen with triploidy. Josh Copel Quoting "DuBose, Terry" <DuboseTerryJ@uams.edu>:
> We have a current case on which an opinion is requested. Please take a
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