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Re: Pregnancy 'wheels'From: Don Miller (drmiller@enatal.com)Fri Jul 15 20:03:22 2005
At Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Seele, Mona wrote: > >You can order from the March of Dimes As a critique of wheels for years (and I had designed my own electronic version as a standalone device and then for the Apple Newton), I saw the MOD wheels at ACOG but they only go up to 40 weeks (that I consider a design flaw by designers who must think everyone delivers on their EDD; a flaw just like tape measures that have the scale start at the very beginning of the tape rather than a centimeter or so further up the tape so you can put your thumb on the symphysis and the tape under your thumb). I still have a few gray metal wheels printed for Bendectin, and heavy brass ones by OrthoNovum something. If you carry an Internet computer in your pocket, we have a readable Wheel at the left bottom of the page at http://www.eNATAL.com (you'll see a small scanned picture of the Bendectin wheel). At least folks over 50 can read it.
-- Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD, FACOG eNATAL, LLC http://www.eNATAL.com
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