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Re: synechiaFrom: Dianne Walkup RDMS RDCS (walkup@nwrain.com)Tue Jan 12 20:19:45 1999
Dr. Worrall, I'm sorry to enter your discussion so late. I have seen this entity quite often. I am following a case at the moment, in fact. I can't remember the gestational age when I found it, but at a later scan the uterine band had grown so extensively that a fair portion of the placenta had implanted on it. I will look for some good images of it when I go to the lab tomorrow and attempt to upload them for you. The cases I have followed have had good outcome with the only complication being odd fetal position in the third trimester due to the uterine cavity becoming compartmentalized. These often look like a cavity from one direction, and a shelf from others. The amnion does not seem to be interrupted, and in no case was an amniotic band found. I have seen good vascularity in these bands.
-- Dianne Walkup, RDMS RDCS mitakuye oyasin
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