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Lawson: Anterior uterine wall dehiscence...From: MARK LAWSON (lawson98@juno.com)Tue Jan 19 17:49:48 1999
someone mentioned: RE<< absolutely have no idea what the true incidence of silent >>>dehiscence of the uterine incision following successful VBAC. >>>anyone else have any personal info on this issue?<<< We have been asked about it, usually report uniform wall thickness....IMHO the main concern is to R/O accreta at the site..... we found our normal 18-20wk u/s reported anterior placenta in our patients with previous C/S and we were not mentioning the absence of accreta.... soooooo we noticed that some good referring Drs. would specifically ask to examine the previous C/S scar........on the next exam at 28-34 wks...... We do not see the request post partum. Mark "from the boondocks" Lawson, RDMS
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