| My experience with Radiation Therapy for DC and Ledderhose in Minneapolis by Quinnt01 |
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04/01/2014 17:35
spanishbuddha  Administrator
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04/01/2014 17:35
spanishbuddha Administrator
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Re: My experience with Radiation Therapy for DC and Ledderhose in Minneapolis by Quinnt01
handal:
lori:
I feel very lucky to be in the Twin Cities were we now have NA, collagenase, and RT treatments available.
Hi, I live in the Twin Cities as well and am very interested in hearing how your RT went. I am considering this as well.
What is "NA"? I know what RT and collagenase is, but not NA.
thanks
NA is Needle Aponeurotomy. Please do explore the whole of this site, NA is described under the tab for Treatment. What else are you missing 
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04/01/2014 18:38
DaveTS 
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04/01/2014 18:38
DaveTS
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Re: My experience with Radiation Therapy for DC and Ledderhose in Minneapolis by Quinnt01
Doing RT in MN this week. Day 2 and all good so far. Doc and her team are awesome. Can't wait to ring the bell
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04/01/2014 18:40
DaveTS
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04/01/2014 18:40
DaveTS
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Re: My experience with Radiation Therapy for DC and Ledderhose in Minneapolis by Quinnt01
Nodules be gone!
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04/03/2014 21:05
DaveTS
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04/03/2014 21:05
DaveTS
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Re: My experience with Radiation Therapy for DC and Ledderhose in Minneapolis by Quinnt01
Finished day four of RT. Tired (fatigue) and sore hands (well they are always sore just now burn more). All in all not anywhere near as sucky as surgery so far.
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04/05/2014 14:11
TrevB 
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04/05/2014 14:11
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Re: My experience with Radiation Therapy for DC and Ledderhose in Minneapolis by Quinnt01
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Dr. Dusenbery had come well prepared. She had done research on her own and even had a meeting with other specialists at the University of Minnesota to determine the benefits and risks of RT for my condition. Although she was well versed in DC and Ledderhose, she patiently let me tell her what I knew and let me make my case. She looked over the list of clinics currently doing RT and said she knew a few of the people listed and would call them for more information. She then said she’d do the procedure because the risks were minimal, and according to the papers she had read, there was significant potential benefit. I was very impressed with her.
Sounds good.
That was my thinking, it's goot to read that a professional person thinks the same.
Cambidgeshire, UK.
Edited 04/05/14 17:12
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