Had to make a table to figure it out.
Posted By: sm on 2007-08-12
In Reply to: Help - OB/GYN question - karen
Subject: Had to make a table to figure it out.
It's correct.
P2. She had 2 pregnancies resulting in live births.
G11 (2-0-8-2).
11 pregnancies including current one.
2 live births
0 preterm births
8 abortion/miscarriage
2 living children
The first and last 2 in (2-0-8-2) are the same children, plus 8 miscarriages/AB equal 10 pregnancies. If patient is currently pregnant that makes 11 pregnancies, thus G11.
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