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Re: OB Reporting Software From: Terry J. DuBose (tjdubose@juno.com) Tue Dec 30 10:48:46 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Terry J. DuBose: "OB Ultrasound Related Internet Stuff" Previous message: Terry J. DuBose: "Re: Prime time Live special" Wayne, thanks for suggesting BASIC BABY. BBII is also a very basic program for analyzing normal (read BASIC ;-) fetal growth. It is a DOS program that I have never taken time to update to Windows. It is very fast and has good archival/retrieval features; however, in today's fast computers people tend to want *pretty* more than *fast*. For this reason I have not advertised BBII since 1993. I still get inquiries from my http://wwweb page, and actually sell a copy once in a while. But, I don't really push it anymore because there are many features that I would like to add when (if) I ever get ported to Windows. Some of the unique features that I have always been proud of in BBII are: 3D fetal head analysis Embryonic Heart Rate for age analysis Age Range Analysis (ARA) & and the ARA symbolic time-series histogram for assessing fetal age, growth and proportions (this is still be best way to look at fetal growth and proportionality, IMHO). I also believe this was the first use of the range of ages of multiple fetal parameters. It was based on Hadlock's average age, but he was much later in looking at the ranges of the ages. This is a fairly simple concept that takes quite a lot of verbiage to explain. I spent a chapter in FETAL SONOGRAPHY discussing the ARA and fetal size/age analysis, but I am looking forward to revising the discussion. I think after much thought I can make it a bit easier to understand now. Again thanks for the mention. Hope you have a good year. Peace through communications, Terry J. DuBose, M.S., RDMS ---------------------------------- >> Wayne, ---------------------------------- >> My name is Paul English and I met you at the North Texas Ultrasound ---------------------------------- >> Society meeting last September. I asked you if you had any contacts >> regarding networkable 32 bit OB ultrasound reporting software. You >> indicated that you did and if I e-mailed you would send that >> information to me. I have e-mailed you a couple of times but I >> think I had your address wrong. >> >> I hope you get this message. I would appreciate it if you would >> send this information to me. My e-mail address is >> footnote@gower.net. Thanks for your help. >> Paul English ---------------------------- >Nice to hear from you. ---------------------------- >Here are three that I could recommend (or at least offer). ---------------------------- >1. Babe Ob Ultrasound computer Program - this program was developed >by a Radiologist from Hopkins (he was a medical school student when >he wrote the program in the mid 1980's). I've seen the product, its >pretty basic, but it does have nice graphs. It allows minor >configurability. Call Medical Soft at (937) 252-3950 >2. Terry DuBose's program called Basic Baby. I haven't seem this >program, but knowing Terry, I am sure it was well done. I would >suggest that you contact Terry directly at >DuboseTerryJ@exchange.uams.edu> >3. The slickest program that I have seen to date is a product called >Click-view Automated Reporting System. It is very nice, but I think >it is also very expensive. For more information about this product >contact the manufacturer at http://www.clickview.com or by calling >1(800)628-0020. >I am also forwarding this message to the SONOGRAPHERS CONNECTION >listserv (for information on how to join, send me a message). I am >sure that you will receive a lot of additional opinions about other >programs there. >Sincerely, Wayne H. Persutte, B.S., R.D.M.S. >Assistant Professor >Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology >University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO ><<WPersutte@Brown.UHColorado.Edu>> >Telephone (303) 372-1026 >FAX (303) 372-1816 > Next message: Terry J. DuBose: "OB Ultrasound Related Internet Stuff" Previous message: Terry J. DuBose: "Re: Prime time Live special"

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