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Re: AIUM CertificationFrom: Robert Brenner (robbrenner@earthlink.net)Sun Jan 12 13:37:09 1997
>gives the best impression. However, many practices are too busy for the >physician to scan every case. In those cases I believe there is a place >for a trained RDMS, non-physician, to do detailed fetal measurements and >anatomical surveys. They can call the physician if all is not normal. >This type of sonographic practice is going on everywhere and it makes >routing sonography much more economical, and more effective if case load >causes the exams to be incomplete. Terry: That's exactly what we do in our practice. If my tech (who is superb) finds any abnormality, she calls me in to review the scan real time. One other thing that we do that I think is very important. Aside from diagnosis of fetal death in utero or blighted ovum, any other finding that would affect the patient's management where ultrasound is the only modality for diagnosis is confirmed by a second ultrasound from another sonographer.
-- Robert Brenner MD FACOG Baltimore MD Robbrenner@earthlink.net
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