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Re: placental lakes From: =?UTF-8?B?0JjQs9C+0YDRjCDQoNGP0LHQvtCy?= (rjabovdok@gmail.com) Thu Nov 27 11:06:04 2008 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: DuBose, Terry: "Tomorrow's Doppler's Birthday" Previous message: Dr Chetna Jain: "placental lakes" In reply to: Dr Chetna Jain: "placental lakes" Dear Colleagues, Is there a pregnant woman's propensity for hypotension or hypertension? Gaps in the placenta - a frequent phenomenon in pregnant with this kind of tendency to change blood pressure. Of course, there is some danger to stazirovaniyu blood in the bolhih gaps. But not always. Requires more frequent ehograficheskoe monitoring and assessment of the fetus by using Cardiotocography. As well as the correction of somatic states 2008/11/27, Dr Chetna Jain <jainchetna@gmail.com>: > Dear Sir, > I ve a very similar case. > > This lady is 30 yrs old with abnormal thrombphilia profile(Protein S > deficiency and Factor V Leiden).She is 15 wks pregnant with large placental > lake of 9 cc volume - about 30% of placental volume.She is on prophylactic > dose of heparin.She has painless uterine contractions seen by usg every > time.Pl advise. > > Dr Chetna Jain > Next message: DuBose, Terry: "Tomorrow's Doppler's Birthday" Previous message: Dr Chetna Jain: "placental lakes" In reply to: Dr Chetna Jain: "placental lakes"

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