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Re: Endovaginal in 1st trimesterFrom: J. L. Tomko RDMS (buddy@redrose.net)Fri Mar 6 07:18:02 1998
I had received a private email from one of the ob/gyn's concerning endovaginal only scans. He brought forth a point that the doctor not only does sonography but also an internal exam which should 'feel' a mass that high in the pelvis. Since sonographers don't have this option full bladder technique and endovaginal should r/o missing a mass.
-- Ephrata Community Hospital National Imaging Systems, INC 717.390.5212
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