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Re: beta strep screeningFrom: Garry E. Siegel (garrys@atl.mindspring.com)Thu Nov 7 07:44:51 1996
> >BTW, this thread is about Group B Strept not beta strept since Group A is >also a beta strept. There I said it and you all know why the residents >think I'm a PITA. > >Ric >************************************************* > Richard L Meisel, M.D., FACOG Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine > UKSM-W Dept of Ob/Gyn (316) 688-7990
> 3243 E Murdock St., Suite 201 FAX 688-7656 Dear Ric: I, too, noticed the "beta" misnomer, which is quite commonly misused at the hospital by people who should know better. However, in order to avoid being a PITA, which I am known to be by those who work with me, I withheld comment. I'm glad there are other PITAs out there. A wise mfm fellow from my training, Cindy Brumfield at the University of Alabama in Birmingham always said, "I'd rather have a compulsive doctor than a smart one." Well, I know I'm at least compulsive. . .
-- Garry E. Siegel, M.D. garrys@mindspring.com
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