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          OB/GYN Grand  Rounds

              05/08/2009  7:30 AM

              Sacred Heart Hospital

      “Perinatal Case Presentations”

 Objectives: At the conclusion, the participant should be able to:

1)  DESCRIBE Mechanisms of Prenatal Ultrasound of diagnosis of fetal anomalies;

2) DESCRIBE Prenatal Diagnosis of Gastroschisis;

3) DESCRIBE Neonatal Management of infants with anomalies.

2nd Annual Maternal-Fetal Medicine Conference - archive:

Trauma in Pregnancy: Mother, Baby and Doctor

James A. Thorp,MD

Magnesium Sulfate for PTL: Panacea or Poison

Kent Heyborne, MD

Special Issues in the Preconception Period

Elizabeth E. Allen, MS, CGC

Infections in Pregnancy

William Dobak, DO

Fetal Monitoring: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

James A. Thorp, MD

Ultrasound Anomalies: Can That Really Be What I’m Seeing?

Catherine Tran, RDMS

Prevention of Deep Vein Thrombosis

Mary Foscue, MD Hella Ewing, RN, BSN, MSM

. What To Do With Patients With Weight Issues: Management of Post-Gastric Bypass, Obesity and Anorexia During Pregnancy

William Dobak, DO

Aneuploidy Screening - First Trimester, Second Trimester, Ultrasound, Oh, My!

Elizabeth E. Allen, MS, CGC

Meds and Drugs in Pregnancy: What’s Safe and What’s Not

James A. Thorp, MD

Sacred Heart Hospital

August 23rd, 2008