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Re: Fetal Pulse OximeteryFrom: Garry Siegel (garrys@mindspring.com)Thu Jul 26 21:31:58 2001
Boy, I signed off last night around 9:30 PM EDT to practice Ob/Gyn, and just signed on 24 hours later to enjoy: 1. An old fashion pissing contest, or perhaps a comparison of penile lengths by teenagers, promulgated by Luis, and enjoyed by others. 2. Zach injecting a big dose of reality with bigger words (megalamaniacally?--not in my online Webster's). 3. Luis exhibiting a bit of humor, as he is sending Dan a check in the mail. Why not *email* the check? In order to state my penile length: 1. I came out of residency where we did pHs a fair bit. 2. It didn't take but a few once in practice to figure out that it wasn't such an easy task, or a worthwhile one, once practicing. "Doctor, you are going to take a knife blade and cut my babies' head while a nurse awkwardly holds my right leg above her neck before I have an epidural? 3. Jack Huddleston is a fine Obstetrician, especially since Zach was one of his mentors, and even though it was at Duke. He and Zach are also gentlemen. 4. Robert Carpenter is on the money with his comment that FHR changes may be a surrogate marker for CPD. Garry :)
-- Garry E. Siegel, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. Roswell, GA Private Practice
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