Do women grieve after terminating pregnancies because of fetal anomalies?
Women who terminate pregnancies for fetal anomalies experience grief as intense as those who experience spontaneous perinatal loss, and they may require similar clinical management. Diagnosis of a fetal anomaly and subsequent termination may be associated with psychological morbidity.
Esophageal involvement does not necessarily occur in all patients with systemic sclerosis; more time may be required before its manifestations can be assessed by esophageal manometry.