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Re: How to do a hysterectomy From: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.na) Wed Dec 19 14:34:05 2007 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Meenan, Anna: "Re: Fri: MSNBC.com Article: Italian court says baby can't be" Previous message: art fougner, md: "Re: Fri: MSNBC.com Article: Italian court says baby can't be named 'Friday'" In reply to: Rafael Haciski: "Re: How to do a hysterectomy" Next in thread: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: How to do a hysterectomy" Since you like to call me names, you are a pompous orifice! My Urologist is the one who's shouting at me if I eff up a kidney. I never said she's better than yours, though from what I read, it's no contest. Even if some weenie from a school nobody ever heard of outside Texas says so, it would at the most be Eminence Based Medicine. And, since you seem to be slow on the uptake, a hematoma might develop slowly, and or organize slowly and then compress the ureter. So, as soon as she has symptoms you'll start putting her through whatever machines they have right of the Mississippi anyway. Why don't you actually ask your malpractice carrier, what they suggest? What I like about the MPS is that they send out a booklet every 3 months with common cases and what they feel could have been done to prevent mishaps. Makes a lot of sense, all the time. el On Dec 19, 2007, at 23:16, Rafael Haciski wrote: > But despite preaching evidence, you do not have any evidence > yourself, rather you are saying that your Urologist is better than > my urologist. > That's sooooo schoolyard. > > If we are going to be moving on basis of supposition and theory (no > evidence), than from a purely theoretical standpoint is is better to > react sooner than later. Leaking urine dissects, may form a nidus > for infection, is harder to repair later than sooner. > > And cystoscopy is not for hematomas, as you suggest in subsequent > email but for ureteral patency, which may have been constricted, > obstructed, sutured, squashed etc due to my human frailties (unlike > you uber menschen) - although in 23 years of practice I have never > "bagged" a ureter (yet). > > The bottom line is that the 5 minute simple look-see affords me a > peace of mind, which I value. > > Rafael Haciski MD FACOG > Anchor Health Centers GYN > 800 Goodlette Rd #360 > 239-643-8780 office > 239-571-0292 cell > Naples, FL. > > On Dec 19, 2007, at 3:17 PM, Dr Eberhard W Lisse wrote: > >> My Urologist says the kidneys have 10 days. The previous Urologist >> said something >> similar, but stressed a high index of suspicion. >> >> So, perhaps, the "it's better" might benefit from some evidence :-)-O >> >> el > Next message: Meenan, Anna: "Re: Fri: MSNBC.com Article: Italian court says baby can't be" Previous message: art fougner, md: "Re: Fri: MSNBC.com Article: Italian court says baby can't be named 'Friday'" In reply to: Rafael Haciski: "Re: How to do a hysterectomy" Next in thread: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: How to do a hysterectomy"

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