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SGI and AIUM TAke Home Message From: Mark Lawson, RDMS - Texas (Lawson98@gnn.com) Sun Mar 30 17:08:04 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kelly Shanahan: "Re: Stress and Pregnancy" Previous message: ILBarnes@aol.com: "Re: Adolescent Pregnancy" ************************** Howdy fellow listers.... Mark the Sonographer back from cloudy S.D. I didn't go to SGI but it preceded the AIUM and I heard that the take home message at SGI was nictric oxide is your friend..... One attendant when asked if there was a message to take home responded despondantly "I'm sure there was". There is no doubt that "doing the meeting is work. At AIUM in SanDiego, where I could look out my $200/day room and see a sign for a small clean room equidistant from the convention center loudly proclaimed rooms for $34/nite....no vancancy of course, but there were several more reasonable hotels in the gaslight district within walking distance to the Marina and Convention center that I checked out and would of gladly pocketed the extra dinero or rented that Harley for $160/day :) Any way the most interesting aspect was the 9-14 week sono finding the nuchal fold thickening >3mm as an indicator for abnormal pregnancy....of course they need more work but the data is looking like as Finberg of Phoenix says "may become the most positive predictor of fetal anomaly..... Next issue "Quotes from the Podium" Where K. Comstock says "Give me back my room key" and J. Hobins faces one of his 1:400 amnio's gone bad in the grand ballroom... to be continued.... -- Mark Lawson, humble Sonographer, West Texas "Access to power must be confined to those who are not in love with it." -Plato Next message: Kelly Shanahan: "Re: Stress and Pregnancy" Previous message: ILBarnes@aol.com: "Re: Adolescent Pregnancy"

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