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Re: In responseFrom: DRoss38040 (DRoss38040@aol.com)Tue Dec 23 07:44:52 1997
In a message dated 97-12-23 02:45:59 EST, Dr. Thibault writes:
<< I especially think every new ob, every post menopausal patient, and
every obese patient should be scanned as part of their routine exam. I know
insurance isn't going to pay for it. But I will be taking better care of my
patients.
>> Hey, Santa! Why won't insurance pay for it? I think this is a very good idea! It gives very good feedback for your physical exam. Why not every new patient? Some doctors do this, and I think it's a good idea. If there is no sonographer in your hospital(s) and you are the most qualified, then that answers my question. See you on the 25th, Santa! Diana Ross, RT, RDMS
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