Early Pregnancy Assessment: 2000 : First impressions are important!
Andrew D. Hull, M.D.,
UCSD Assistant Professor
Department of Reproductive Medicine

Dr. Andrew Hull, a specialist in the treatment of high-risk pregnancy, looks at innovative, non-invasive diagnostic tools that can be utilized very early in pregnancy. These tools can be detectors of chromosomal anomalies, structural abnormalities and predictors of early pregnancy loss.

Pioneering assessments utilizing 3-D ultrasound can now yield diagnostic information previously unattainable with traditional 2-D imaging techniques. This diagnostic information can greatly assist the management of high-risk pregnancies. 3-D technology is also being explored as a promoter of early mother/child bonding with expectant mothers at risk for substance abuse. Join us for an informative and thought provoking seminar!

Thursday, May 18, 2000
5:30 PM - Welcome and refreshments
6:00 PM - Seminar

Center for Molecular Genetics,
Large Conference Room
UCSD School of Medicine Campus, La Jolla

For additional information and to reserve a seat, call 858.543. 6960 or via email to vtunnell@ucsd.edu