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Re: A Case of Uterine Rupture From: Philip Rosenow (philip@netpath.net) Mon Feb 2 20:21:07 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: fuf@ix19.ix.netcom.com: "Re: Fetal Fibronectin" Previous message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: ? Retained ovarian tissue" Next in thread: mark decker: "Re: A Case of Uterine Rupture" Reply: mark decker: "Re: A Case of Uterine Rupture" Tim, your comment leads me to believe that you have never sat on the other side of the table from a lawyer who is doing his damndest to make you look and sound like a fool. It may be a little bit cavalier to state that fighting stupid lawsuits is simply the cost of doing business. Fight a few and then give me your opinion. Respectfully, Phil Rosenow private practice Burlington, NC > > Hmmm. . . that doesn't sound very evidence based to me. This means I > should throw away all my texts and journals and stick with the PDR? This > really begs the question, so if you have any real information to support > this position please let me know. By the way, if it's on the package > insert it has to be in the latest PDR, so you're just repeating so your > just repeating yourself. And fighting stupid lawsuits is simply the > cost of doing business, at least around here. > > -- > Tim Brown > Private Practice > Long Island, New York > > "Life is not breath, but action . . ." Jean Jacques Rousseau Next message: fuf@ix19.ix.netcom.com: "Re: Fetal Fibronectin" Previous message: Richard Chudacoff, MD: "Re: ? Retained ovarian tissue" Next in thread: mark decker: "Re: A Case of Uterine Rupture" Reply: mark decker: "Re: A Case of Uterine Rupture"

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