? on Bookwalter, Veress, etc.
Posted By: Stumped on 2008-07-31
In Reply to: see inside, last line..... - giddy pc guru
Subject: ? on Bookwalter, Veress, etc.
Can someone help me verify for the last time (hopefully) which is absolutely correct for these:
1. Bookwalter/Buchwalter retractor.
2. Veress needle.
3. Steffee/Steffe.
Between QA and my having changed it 2-3 times, I just don't know for sure. Reading the posts don't have me certain enough to change my expanders, etc.
What a dirty trick to change spellings like this to veterans who took off a short time!
Lastly, if I missed any other(s), I'd be eternally grateful!
Thanks!
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