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Re: New IUPC From: Bryan Jick (drbryan@earthlink.net) Tue Jan 21 15:44:52 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Roberta Speyer: "Solution to too much OB-GYN-L mail!" Previous message: Malcolm Griffiths: "Breech/vtx twins ( was What would ya'll do, new case )" Maybe in reply to: Jack Crone: "New IUPC" Next in thread: Jack Crone: "Re: New IUPC" Reply: Jack Crone: "Re: New IUPC" At 04:04 PM 1/20/97 -0600, you wrote: >The hospital where I work in recently switched to a new(cheaper)IUPC. >The previous IUPC(Intran Plus) was great, a little pricey but very >dependable. The nurses are having >a problem getting a reading with the new cath.(i think its >called Koala) I also have had a problem with it kinking, I'm >concerned a kink could create a sharp edge. I would like to know it >anyone else is using this product, and any information on it or >problems. > >Thanks > >Jack > >-- >Jack Crone > I've used the Koala lately, and we used to use the Intran Plus. I LIKE this unit better. The tip is smaller, and the catheter more pliable. I like the zero-ing method better, but be sure you have enough cables. Next message: Roberta Speyer: "Solution to too much OB-GYN-L mail!" Previous message: Malcolm Griffiths: "Breech/vtx twins ( was What would ya'll do, new case )" Maybe in reply to: Jack Crone: "New IUPC" Next in thread: Jack Crone: "Re: New IUPC" Reply: Jack Crone: "Re: New IUPC"

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