Infertility

Inside This Issue Editor's Corner ISGE Secretariat Report Report from ISGE Regional Conference Chairman, Egypt 9-9-99 The Great Debate I The Great Debate II Selected Highlights from the 3rd Regional Meeting of the ISGE, Cairo, Egypt The Place for Myolysis in Modern Gynecology The Role of Laparoscopy in Vaginal and Uterine Prolapse ISGE Classification of Endoscopic Procedures Letter to the Editor Letter from the Training Committee

The object of this paper is to discuss the routine use of ultrasound in estimating the date of delivery and to demonstrate an approach which has both sound epidemiological and statistical bases. CESDI (Confidential Enquiry into Still Births and Deaths in Infancy) criteria for determining gestation, based on menstrual dates and cycle length superseded by an ultrasound scan different by more than ten days, are difficult to apply.