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survey From: Myer S. Bornstein, MD, CPE, FACOG (mborn@massmed.org) Sun Mar 26 06:25:53 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: K Dew: "Re: survey" Previous message: Anatoli Garkusha: "PCOD: sonologist arguing on Stein -Leventhal with gynecologist" Next in thread: K Dew: "Re: survey" Reply: K Dew: "Re: survey" Maybe reply: Harrison Sheld: "Re: survey" Reply: Paul Prior MD: "Re: survey" I thank the people who answered the survey I posted. I would appreciate any additional replies. I only received six answers and need more for some significance. So, please help Myer -- Myer S. Bornstein, MD FACOG Chief OB/GYN Morton Hospital and Medical Center Survey Form for New Medical Device for Preterm Labor (PTL) Survey: 1. If a new device were available that would differentiate between Braxton-Hicks and true PTL contractions, would you use it? 2. If you would use it, would it change your management of PTL? If no, please indicate reason(s) 3. If the device indicated Braxton-Hicks contractions, would you withhold tocolytics? If no, please indicate reason(s) 4. Are you satisfied with the presently available tocolytics? 5. Have you ever withheld tocolytics due to potential side effects? Next message: K Dew: "Re: survey" Previous message: Anatoli Garkusha: "PCOD: sonologist arguing on Stein -Leventhal with gynecologist" Next in thread: K Dew: "Re: survey" Reply: K Dew: "Re: survey" Maybe reply: Harrison Sheld: "Re: survey" Reply: Paul Prior MD: "Re: survey"

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