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Re: Pre-implantation diagnosis and balanced translocationFrom: Dr James Lie (splaz@cyllene.uwa.edu.au)Sat Mar 27 21:47:18 1999
Ricardo Savaris wrote: >accident with cranial trauma and has Glasgow 2, he is not dead according to >this criteria. by definition one cannot have a Glasgow Coma scale of less than 3 Dr James Lie The Surgery cnr Mokare & Hardie Rds Albany WA 6330 Australia splaz@cyllene.uwa.edu.au +61-898-425900 work +61-898-447688 home +61-898-421900 work fax +1-815-550-5865 personal fax 015-084-010 mobile
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