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Re: February OBGYN.net Update From: Richard M. Roberts (gene@vol.com) Wed Feb 28 20:52:41 2001 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Daniel Margulies: "Re: February OBGYN.net Update" Previous message: Richard M. Roberts: "Re: Ultrasound & Down's - Are We As Good As We Think?" In reply to: emdee2@juno.com: "February OBGYN.net Update" Next in thread: Daniel Margulies: "Re: February OBGYN.net Update" Color doppler can be very useful in detencint VDS's and ASDs, which are notoriously difficult with gray-scale. Spectral analysis of blood flow to an overy will be extremely importand in screening women at risk for ovarian cancer: ie any woman with increased genetic risk or over the age of 49. At Wed, 28 Feb 2001, emdee2@juno.com wrote: > >This is for anyone's input; > One of my OB sites is evaluating new machines; I >need some info to convince them to get color doppler. >What are the major items that OB doctors evaluate with >color doppler? > >Thanks, > >Ellison Marshall, BSRT, RDMS,RVT > >Ellison & Denise Marshall >2 Corinthians 2:14-17 >May our Fragrance attract you to Christ! -- Richard M. Roberts, PhD, MD, FACMG Next message: Daniel Margulies: "Re: February OBGYN.net Update" Previous message: Richard M. Roberts: "Re: Ultrasound & Down's - Are We As Good As We Think?" In reply to: emdee2@juno.com: "February OBGYN.net Update" Next in thread: Daniel Margulies: "Re: February OBGYN.net Update"

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