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Re: disappearing twin From: Joseph A Worrall MD RDMS (jworrall@alaska.net) Tue May 18 15:10:40 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: DuBose, Terry: "Re: Terry, your first case of this year" Previous message: Joseph Allen Worrall Jr. MD RDMS: "Terry, your first case of this year" Maybe in reply to: DuBose, Terry: "disappearing twin" The two sides definitely did not communicate. In fact, the patient had not mentioned to me that she had a bicornuate uterus, and neither did the referring physician, so for awhile I was trying to figure out what this was, and was trying to make the left ovary out of it. I did know that she had had three previous C Sections, and finally asked her if any of her doctors had told her she had a funny uterus. So the message is, get a good history. Do not assume that the referring provider has given you all the information that is available. Allen Worrall Next message: DuBose, Terry: "Re: Terry, your first case of this year" Previous message: Joseph Allen Worrall Jr. MD RDMS: "Terry, your first case of this year" Maybe in reply to: DuBose, Terry: "disappearing twin"

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