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Re: GYN:Suggestions pleaseFrom: yani (ynilan@aol.com)Fri Aug 28 00:01:39 1998
At Tue, 14 Apr 1998, J.Tomko wrote: >The trendelenberg position would be of tremendous help definitely. But, since you don't have access to such a table, then I would suggest applying extra pressure and angling from the side. >I have been seeing many more post-menopausal women lately and am >frustrated with scanning technique when the patient presents with >uterine decensus (and retroverted position.) It seems I cannot >adequately image the detail of the uterus and ovaries with >transabdominal approach and the angle is too perpendicular to the u/s >beam to get a true long axis and coronal view of the uterus with vaginal >views. I tried gently reducing the decensus with the vaginal probe but >cannot move the uterus high enough in the pelvis to work this out. The >pessary of course hinders ultrasound impossible. I do not have a table >to trendelenberg the patient. ~~Any~~ suggestions or technique tips are >welcomed. > >Thanks, > >Janet > >-- >Does a Roman EMT call an IV a '4'? >
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