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Re: Keepsake 3DFrom: David Nyberg (nyberg@u.washington.edu)Thu May 13 23:00:49 2004
Larry I know of a case here in Phoenix where a reputable group missed a cleft lip/palate that was then picked up by a commericial 3D site 2 weeks later. I know that's not what you're looking for, but it could work both ways. Of course a 3D site may be more likely to pick up facial abnormalities since that's where their focus is. I'm sure there are plenty of nonfacial abnormalities missed by 3D sites. Dave On Thu, 13 May 2004 LDPLATT@aol.com wrote:
> Does anyone have or kno a patientw of had a keepsake video done in one of the
-- David Nyberg, MD 10401 E McDowell Mtn Ranch Rd #2-372 Scottsdale, AZ 85255 ph cell 480-797-0993 fax 480-512-8737 work 480-512-3850
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