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Pseudofunnelling of lower uterine segmnentFrom: Durr-e-Sabih (sabih@paknet4.ptc.pk)Sat Mar 13 20:34:36 1999
I recently scanned a a patient who was around 30 weeks pregnant, the lower uterine segment was contracting very rapidly, about once every 30 seconds, so that in the partially closed phase, it looked like an open endocervix... the fetal examination was unremarkable, the mother had no symptoms... are there any comments on this? Dr. Durr-e-Sabih Sabih@yahoo.com
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