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Mon Sep 28 17:35:37 BST 2009

You probably meant Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ehlers-Danlos_syndrome

Mickey :-)

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Subject: Re: Hemopericardium and Childbirth

Keith:

I don't know of any, never ran into it during residency (with over 500  

deliveries), can't find anything about it on Medscape or MedLine, and my  

favorite High Risk OB doc has never heard of it. Her only guess was a pre  

existing condition (elastic tissue disorder such as Ehlos-Danlers or a
coronary  

artery aneurysm with dissection of same).

Pericardial effusion, rarely.

Pericarditis, occasionally, especially with a viral syndrome.

I'm not on CCM-L right now. anything from those savants?

ck

In a message dated 9/26/2009 20:30:57 Central Standard Time,  

lambrrt at gmail.com writes:

What  relationship is there if any between childbirth and acute

hemopericardium?  Has this been described? What are the potential  causes?

Keith

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