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Twin-Twin Transfusion Diagnosis: Tips to Manage Stress
07
Dec 2018
Twin-Twin Transfusion Diagnosis: Tips to Manage Stress
Receiving a twin-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) diagnosis is overwhelming. Typically the unborn babies’ lives are in serious danger, and often fetal surgery is needed. One of our fetal nurses offers some suggestions for making this difficult time a bit more manageable.
By: Melissa Minges, RN | 3
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