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Re: Endovaginal vs. TransabdominalFrom: DRoss38040 (DRoss38040@aol.com)Tue Mar 10 20:35:55 1998
In a message dated 98-03-10 06:44:22 EST, scotia@bellsouth.net writes: << As much as I like Terry's retro B-scan images, I shudder to think of going back to the days when we were unable to use our CLINICAL judgement and had to explain whether we were at R3 or R6! >> Yeah, but in those days the radiologist used to put my images on the viewbox upside-down and ask me what I saw!! Ah, yes, those days were good. And here in NYC it was L+3 (right) or L-3 (left) for sagittal scans and X- whatever for transverse below xyphoid or SP+whatever for symphysis pubis and above! I sure do miss standing on one foot with controls at my other limbs. To my way of thinking, the best piece of new equipment added to the ultrasound room was the CHAIR! LOL! I remember in 1989 when I was looking for a job, I took one in a hospital because they had something to sit on. Of course, there weren't any static scanners there, either, but that was the first job with a chair! Diana Ross, RT, RDMS
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