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Re: Uterine synechial porthole From: Terry J. DuBose (tjdubose@juno.com) Sat Jan 9 15:28:03 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: M.C. Scarboro RNC RDMS: "Re: Ivemark Syndrome" Previous message: Terry J. DuBose: "Re: Uterine synechial porthole" Maybe in reply to: Martin Necas and Tania Keep: "Uterine synechial porthole" Reply: Martin Necas and Tania Keep: "Uterine synechial porthole" Good point, Dr. Copel. Dr. Worrall, did you happen to obtain any images in the plane of the synechia? That should give us a good idea of just how circumferential this shelf is. Peace, Terry J. DuBose, M.S., RDMS, FAIUM University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, USA ---- On 9 Jan 1999 16:46:11 -0500 "Joshua Copel" <joshua.copel@yale.edu> writes: > RE>>Upload an Image to OBGYN.net response >1/9/99 > >I also think these are very interesting and worth posting. Not sure whether this has significance or not. The term you use to describe it implies that it really runs circumferentially, and that this is a hole in the center, as opposed to a large band laterally that the embryo is sitting next to. So I guess I am asking as you scan back & forth do you see the fetus in the middle of this or adjacent to it? If in the middle I'd be concerned about it restricting fetal growth pretty quickly. I am not personally a fan of cutting amniotic bands (which this obviously is not), as I suspect in most cases it will be too little too late, with significant potential maternal morbidity. Not sure if it would be possible to cut this safely even if it does pose a risk of limiting fetal growth as there appears to be a lot of decidua, and therefore blood flow, within it. > >Josh Copel >Joshua.Copel@Yale.edu or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866] Next message: M.C. Scarboro RNC RDMS: "Re: Ivemark Syndrome" Previous message: Terry J. DuBose: "Re: Uterine synechial porthole" Maybe in reply to: Martin Necas and Tania Keep: "Uterine synechial porthole" Reply: Martin Necas and Tania Keep: "Uterine synechial porthole"

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