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Re: TVS and endometrial cancer From: dr. amit sengupta (asengup@tm.net.my) Sat Jan 16 21:25:53 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Amy Houston: "Re: YTDP43A@prodigy.com (MS GAIL M HART): reff. treatment for oligohydramnios" Previous message: dr. amit sengupta: "Re: Post Caesarian scar" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Matias Elena: "TVS and endometrial cancer" Kindly look for maternal anaemia, get a full blood picture done for any haematological pathology & rhesus incompatibility , finally get umblical cord blood analysis done to detect fetal anemia. Dr.Amit Sengupta,MBBS,MD,Ph.D -----Original Message----- From: Dr. Matias Elena <elenam@cpsarg.com> To: Multiple recipients of list <ultrasound@talk.obgyn.net> Date: Wednesday, January 13, 1999 8:42 AM Subject: TVS and endometrial cancer >Tnasvaginal sono. is an excellent metod to exclud endometrial cancer. In >order to detect (diagnos) an endometrial cancer, you must perform an >endometrial biopsy. So the most important task of the TV sono, is reduce the >number of endometrial biopsy. For example, at my hospital we used to >erformed 650 byopsy per year, for diagnos 40 endometrial cancer, and now, we >performe 150 byopsis per year for diagnos 40 endometrial cancer. > >PD... I have a question, What is the best test for diagnos fetal anemia? >PD2 Sorry for my horrible english. > >Thanks >Matias Elena >elenam@cpsarg.com >Mar del Plata, Argentina > Next message: Amy Houston: "Re: YTDP43A@prodigy.com (MS GAIL M HART): reff. treatment for oligohydramnios" Previous message: dr. amit sengupta: "Re: Post Caesarian scar" Maybe in reply to: Dr. Matias Elena: "TVS and endometrial cancer"

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