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Re: Pseudofunnelling of lower uterine segmnentFrom: dr. amit sengupta (asengup@tm.net.my)Tue Mar 16 23:35:15 1999
Clinically such pseudofunnelling may be seen in multiparous gravid mothers. Painless contraction may be somewhat explained on the basis of Braxton-Hick's. Rapid painless contraction(high frequency,low intensity or power) may be documented sometimes using CTG, most probably due to some altered Estrogen-Progesteron-oxytocin action. It will be nice to follow up the mother and document all the changes, clinical and biophysical etc. please keep us informed. Dr.Amit Sengupta. -----Original Message----- From: Durr-e-Sabih <sabih@paknet4.ptc.pk> To: Multiple recipients of list <ultrasound@talk.obgyn.net> Date: Sunday, March 14, 1999 11:35 AM Subject: Pseudofunnelling of lower uterine segmnent
>I recently scanned a a patient who was around 30 weeks pregnant, the
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