Question 297 · LEK · Multiple pregnancy
Monochorionic monoamniotic twins should ideally be delivered at:
- A. 32 - 34 weeks’ gestation.
- B. 35 - 36 weeks’ gestation.
- C. 37 - 38 weeks’ gestation.
- D. 39 - 40 weeks’ gestation.
- E. 41 - 42 weeks’ gestation.
Hint
Recall the main hazard unique to twins sharing one amniotic sac and how it shifts the balance between prematurity and intrauterine death.
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