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Re: Policy re: Fetal genderFrom: patricia carris (pcarris@hotmail.com)Sat Sep 18 14:11:45 1999
Dr. Rana, I find your message very interesting. We have had an OB/GYN physician from India visit and observe in our OB ultrasound lab for the past 2 summers as she comes to stay for awhile with her son who is a gastroenterologist at our hospital. We have politely tolerated her as a courtesy to her son, but the only thing she seemed to have an interest in was having us point out the gender on each exam. She said she performs her own u/s exams at home but does not reveal the sex, I never heard her mention any laws prohibiting revealing gender. I still don't know why she always asked us to show her the gender. Patty Albuquerque NM
>From: "DR RANA" <ssrana@ch1.dot.net.in>
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