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  • NA on thumb/index webspace cord
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    01/25/2013 12:36
    humana 
    01/25/2013 12:36
    humana      		Re: NA on thumb/index webspace cord

    My Ontario options have indicated that their experience with webspace NA is limited and recommend OS. I wish that out of country treatment was an option for me. I'm feeling uneasy about all of this. Also wish I fit more into the "classical dupuytren's" as Dr. Denkler put it.

    Edited 01/25/13 14:42
    01/26/2013 06:01
    flojo 
    01/26/2013 06:01
    flojo      		Re: NA on thumb/index webspace cord

    Even if you will not get NA or other treatment from Dr. Denkler, you can email pictures of you hand and ask questions. He will email you back. He's that kind of person. He is passionate about keeping up with all treatments for Dupuytren's.

    So, I encourage to get his opinion by email. You can tell him I said to do it.
    01/26/2013 13:24
    humana 
    01/26/2013 13:24
    humana      		Re: NA on thumb/index webspace cord

    flojo:
    Even if you will not get NA or other treatment from Dr. Denkler, you can email pictures of you hand and ask questions. He will email you back. He's that kind of person. He is passionate about keeping up with all treatments for Dupuytren's.

    So, I encourage to get his opinion by email. You can tell him I said to do it.


    Thanks flojo, I have already email him. He told me that if I travel he would try NA. He also said that I " don't fit the classic diagnosis and contracture" and then indicated that xiaflex is coming to Canada in April. I thank everyone for the advice. I'm very thankful for this forum, it has helped me educate myself.
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