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Re: Endovaginal in 1st trimesterFrom: J. L. Tomko RDMS (buddy@redrose.net)Wed Mar 4 19:21:58 1998
I do hope full bladder views are done first. Many times the endovaginal only views do not adequately penetrate above the uterine fundus and high ovarian masses as well as pedunculated fibroids are missed too often. I get to rescan all my ob patients at 20 weeks so I tend not to do an endovaginal if the first scan is 6-7 weeks and I can adequately identify FHR and yolk sac and CRL.
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