I can't believe that woman go along with this. It just shows how intimidated they are or socialised because if I new that was going to be expected I wouldn't go.
Andrea Quanchi
On Sunday, September 15, 2002, at 08:40 PM, Smith, Anne wrote:
Dear all,
I know of a few obstetricians who routinely do
for all the good it would do, they may as well
stick it up...oh, forgive me!
aviva
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I wonder what the hooha would be like if they
Unfortunately, women are sent straight to the Obs by their G.P as soon as
they are aware they are pregnant. Its like an assembly line.
MM
Mary this ob can't be very booked out if he can
see women as early as 12 weeks! WHat a worry
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Once again thanks for the info re Vag Ultrasounds. I have a gut
feeling that this is a dangerous procedure for the foetus as it gets so close
to it and is not even " filtered" throught the abdominal fat an
Mary this ob can't be very booked out if he can see
women as early as 12 weeks! WHat a worry
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The
was!!!
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I suppose it depends on why he is doing an US in
the first place?
I've never understood the
Dear List,
Having had the situation of needing a vaginal U/S for
gyno. problems I found Robyn Noble's description of
this being like "medical rape" ringing in my
ears!Anyone who does not think that this is an
accurate term has not had the experience.Fortunately
the results rule out fibroids, tumou
09/09/2002 at 0732 Debby wrote:
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However I personally would question how many women actually have
terminations at this stage even if they are told bubs condition is
fatal.
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Hi Debby,
Where I work there is a small
September 08, 2002 2:27
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Hi Marilyn and everyone,
Ref the dating. I checked with my other half who is a sonographer and
he agreed that US up to 20wks is accurate for dating. He indicated that
US at 20wks was usually
Hi Marilyn and everyone,
Ref the dating. I checked with my other half who is a sonographer and he agreed that US up to 20wks is accurate for dating. He indicated that US at 20wks was usually +/- 3 days, earlier than this it was +/- 5-7days and later than this could vary considerably - especially
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Once again thanks for the info re Vag Ultrasounds. I have a gut
feeling that this is
Once again thanks for the info re Vag Ultrasounds. I have a gut
feeling that this is a dangerous procedure for the foetus as it gets so close to
it and is not even " filtered" throught the abdominal fat and muscle. It is also
a gross invasion of a woman's body. I wonder if the operator "get
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Hmmm - ultrasounds to confirm womens dates this early on - I
thought that the 20wk ultrasound was supposed to do this. Surely 20wks
notice is sufficient of an impending birth if
Hmmm - ultrasounds to confirm womens dates this early on - I thought that the 20wk ultrasound was supposed to do this. Surely 20wks notice is sufficient of an impending birth if the OB wants an accurate date? And this way the woman would only "have to have" one ultrasound in her pregnancy - mayb
Hmmm - ultrasounds to confirm womens dates this early on - I thought that the 20wk ultrasound was supposed to do this. Surely 20wks notice is sufficient of an impending birth if the OB wants an accurate date? And this way the woman would only "have to have" one ultrasound in her pregnancy - m
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Vaginal ultrasounds
With my last child the doctor whom I was seeing to
get into the bc for a vbac (yeah right!) asked me when my LNMP was and I was
able to tell him the date we conceived. He questioned that and said "I
think you are a couple of weeks out
Title: Re: [ozmidwifery] Vaginal ultrasounds
They are routine where I work too... the obs use them to get more accurate dating. Eventhough most women know pretty much exactly the date of their LNMP... he still does it, to make sure.
Ack.
Jo
Hi Jo and all
Another furphy I suggest, as a
, September 07, 2002 10:47
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Vaginal
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There is an obstetrician in Perth who routinely performs vaginal
ultrasound in his rooms before 12 weeks gest. Is this an accepted
practice and what would the reasons be for such a practice? MM
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There is an obstetrician in Perth who routinely performs vaginal
ultrasound in his rooms before 12 weeks gest. Is this an accepted
pra
This is probably a bit of an agressive attitude - but if there is no clinical justification for his practice, such as those suggested by the other ladies (IVF confirmations, suspected ectopic, etc) then isn't this tantamount to a form of sexual abuse - disguised but surely any procedure that is t
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Judy
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"Doing the US vaginally rather than abdominally just means you don't
need
“Doing the US vaginally
rather than abdominally just means you don't need to bother with a full bladder
I expect.”
I think we need to be careful about thinking this is a ‘just’
situation. Having something place in my vagina is an incredibly intimate and
private act. There is nothing jus
rilyn
Kleidon
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The most common reason I have found for early u/s
is infertility. I had a couple of clients in the Seattle who were undergoing
fertility treatment and the
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Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 5:47
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Vaginal
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There is an obstetrician in Perth who routinely performs vaginal
ultrasound in his rooms before 12 weeks gest. Is this an accepted
practice
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From:
Mary
Murphy
To: list
Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 10:47
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Subject: [ozmidwifery] Vaginal
ultrasounds
There is an obstetrician in Perth who routinely performs vaginal
ultrasound in his rooms before 12 weeks gest. Is this an accepted
There is an obstetrician in Perth who routinely performs vaginal ultrasound
in his rooms before 12 weeks gest. Is this an accepted practice and what
would the reasons be for such a practice? MM
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