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Re: OB: Coding dilemmaFrom: Dr Eberhard Lisse (el@lisse.NA)Sat Jan 28 05:43:41 2006
The one was 600 gram in the end the other 700. Both died in the Prem Unit. I have caused a bit of an upset by writing in the notes that I was unprepared to give certificate of natural death. I have asked my colleagues with combined more than 100 years of obstetrics, none of the had actually had locked twins before. Oh, they want to learn from Messrs Engling & Stritter how it's done right? el PS: What's the laywer's daughter's name? Sue :-)-O
on 1/28/06 2:47 AM rmodugno@aol.com said the following:
> A few thoughts el.
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