Having recently been kicked off the specialty forums for radical views on the latex quality of 18fr catheters, and in the ensuing infighting, I'd like to welcome my friends aboard for a different kind of "plumbing."
Doctors......
Doctors......
I've been here for a little while and after seeing this post I decided to sign up.
Do you prefer the latex over rubber?
With the prevalence of this generation of latex allergy, I think well processed and preserved rubber is a natural choice, if you get my pun.
LOL. So how long have you gents been practicing?
LOL. So how long have you gents been practicing?
Could someone address what THEY think to be the advantage of sonogram over intravenous pylegram? Call me old school but, for me, the IVP offers distinct advantage over sonogram in terms of locating ureter blockage and calcifications.
Could someone address what THEY think to be the advantage of sonogram over intravenous pylegram? Call me old school but, for me, the IVP offers distinct advantage over sonogram in terms of locating ureter blockage and calcifications.
Could someone address what THEY think to be the advantage of sonogram over intravenous pylegram? Call me old school but, for me, the IVP offers distinct advantage over sonogram in terms of locating ureter blockage and calcifications.
Amen. While the sono is nice in the non invasive sense, sometimes old school is the rule.
Anybody noticing a spike in colonized Methacyllin Resistant Staph?
Since 1987 when I failed my Gynecological boards. Urology was the next best thing.
Could someone address what THEY think to be the advantage of sonogram over intravenous pylegram? Call me old school but, for me, the IVP offers distinct advantage over sonogram in terms of locating ureter blockage and calcifications.
Amen. While the sono is nice in the non invasive sense, sometimes old school is the rule.
Anybody noticing a spike in colonized Methacyllin Resistant Staph?
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