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Re: OB: Forcep typesFrom: R. Daniel Braun (rbraun@iupui.edu)Thu Dec 31 15:16:36 1998
At Tue, 29 Dec 1998, charlie chambers wrote: > >Garry, it sounds like you've basically gotten the forcep types right. >There is a newer edition of dennen's that has been out for just a few >years. Nice reference to have around for teaching. I've had difficulty >with our forceps being mislabelled. Am going to a system to merely >label by overlapping, fenestrated, and sliding lock + Keilland's, and >Piper's. I think this might decrease the confusion for our prep people. >But it remains to be seen. I found some forceps tucked in the back that >I can't identify, i.e. divergent, preemie, etc. > >-- >Charlie Chambers, MD "No matter where you go... >Owatonna Clinic-Mayo Health System there you are. " >(507)451-1120 Dr. Buckaroo Banzai > I almost forgot to mention the book "Operative Obstetrics" by Douglas & "?" I can't remember. UPdated by either Queenan or Quilligan (I think it was Quilligan) in about teh fourth edition now. Fantastic forceps chapter. Dan
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R.Daniel Braun, MD FACOG
Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, IN
"Heisenberg might have slept here."
Unknown or maybe Indecisive Unknown
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