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Re: echocardiography historyFrom: Joan P Baker (jbakerbaker@comcast.net)Thu Oct 9 12:01:35 2003
Sorry I know nothing of any mobile echo services. I have included my husband in this response and he will add something if he knows anything but I do not believe he does. Joan Baker
>----- Original Message ----- Jay, I may not be much help. I do know that I was approached by a company in Moussiouri (or Kansas?) in about 1978, wanting me to do mobile sonography in central Texas. I declined and the person who did take the job was killed on the job, fell asleep at the wheel of his van, appearently was working long hours. There was a company named MED'IQ Imaging Services, Inc, that for some reason I believed evolved from the eariler company, but I can not confirm this. You need to communicate with Joan Baker, she has the best understanding of the Sonographic history of anyone I know. Also her husband, Don Baker, and Geoff Stevenson is still active... see: http://www.obgyn.net/displayarticle.asp?page=/us/feature/doppler_history/history_ultrasound Good luck with your project.
On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 11:19:42 -0500 Jay.Price@wichita.edu writes:
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