I have had a look and it looks good to me, good job.

I have actually just sent a list of questions to Dr Shaffer covering a whole load of different things, I'll let you now when I get the answers.


Gary

In case any one is interested I asked Dr Shaffer a load of questions with the agreement that I would post them on my blog. Mostly the questions were about the use of radiotherapy to treat Dupuytren's and Ledderhose disease.

Here is the link

http://ledderhose.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07...rd-shaffer.html

Hi Gary

Thank you for all that info from Dr Shaffer. Really very informative and its great that he's so keen on RT for Ledderhose and Duyputrens. It really does seem the best option when caught early.

My Dupuytrens is in early stage on both hands and I am in my first week of RT with him and his RT team at the Royal Surrey Hospital. So far so good, but I'm only on day 3 (tomorrow). No redness yet or anything but will update my progress. Hope your Ledderhose treatment is going well and thanks for working so hard on everyone's behalf!

aryan

He gave me a free consultation, free whatever happened and then I just had to pay for the radiotherapy. Although Dr Shaffer is great I do think that it works out much cheaper to go to Germany if you get multiple hands/feet done but no harm in a free consultation.

If you are interested go to his website and contact his private secretary. E-mail address is on the page below, she is very helpful and feel free to say you saw my recommendation (not that you'll get a discount or I get any referral fee or anything).

http://www.dupuytrens-radiotherapy.co.uk/contact.php

Hope that helps,

Gary

Hi, I am about to embark on treatment on both hands and both feet (Dupuytrens and Ledderhose), with Dr. Shaffer. It looks like some people have decided to go to Germany instead. I would appreciate hearing of others experiences. Obviously, treatment in UK would be much easier and hopefully as effective.