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12/16/2001 23:59
Cyrilnot registered
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12/16/2001 23:59
Cyrilnot registered
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Whoopee Needle treatment
I have just had the needle treatment in Paris. Fantastic
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06/17/2002 23:46
WOHLnot registered
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06/17/2002 23:46
WOHLnot registered
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DUPUYTRENS
ARE THERE MD'S IN THE US WHO PERFORM APONEUROTOM
MAMES AND TEL NOS.
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06/19/2002 23:33
Cyrilnot registered
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06/19/2002 23:33
Cyrilnot registered
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French needle treatment
Dear Cyril,
I am most interested in the above treatment.
Can you supply further details.
John
E-Mail address is :- john_southgate@talk21.com
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06/19/2002 23:33
Madeleine Cainnot registered
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06/19/2002 23:33
Madeleine Cainnot registered
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aponeviotomy
Are there MD's in the US who perform this?
Are there clinicla studies going on at Stony Brook now?
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06/19/2002 23:49
Walt Stagnernot registered
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06/19/2002 23:49
Walt Stagnernot registered
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Dups Info Site
In the interest of helping all newcomers to this list I provide the link to my web site which provides answers to many questions that all of you are asking. http://jvm.com/wstagner/main.htm.
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06/20/2002 23:45
Tony Austinnot registered
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06/20/2002 23:45
Tony Austinnot registered
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dupytren
I'm due to go in and have a third operation on DP in my hands on Tuesday. Today I was speaking to the consultant. He said that he had tried this form of treatment over a period of a year or so in an English hospital, but stopped it as the vast majority of his patients showed no benefit whatsoever. He couldn't understand why the French doctors wasted their time and their patients hopes with it.
Sorry to be so negative....but there seems no alternative to me, at the end of the day, but to excise as much of the DP as possible by careful and concise surgery.
As a matter of interest, he thought the way DP grew could well inflame and cause nerves in the vicinity to react...though the DP in itself is not painful.
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06/21/2002 23:44
Perry Burnandnot registered
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06/21/2002 23:44
Perry Burnandnot registered
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dupytren
Having had 12 removed I didn't think this French needle would be anything but temporary. I feel that having them removed as early as possible is best. There is less to remove and a better chance of getting it all. I have had the best luck with the early surgeries not returning. Ones that I waited on have caused big problems with nerve damage pain. Working the tendon right after surgery even popping a stitch has proved the best. I am a 51 year old male with them starting at 30. Perry
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11/05/2002 23:41
wiesje hepburnnot registered
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11/05/2002 23:41
wiesje hepburnnot registered
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dupytren
please inform me about the adress or website of the French surgeon you have been to. How was the result? was it painful? thanks in advance
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11/05/2002 23:16
Gary Evansnot registered
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11/05/2002 23:16
Gary Evansnot registered
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Ph. Hoang~sq~s Analysis
Has anyone read or have access to a study presented at a lecture/symposium hosted by Dr. Moermans.
It is entitled: Dupuytren's Disease, Open or Needle Technique presented by Ph. Hoang.
Dr. Moermans is considered a world renowned authority of Dupuytren's Disease.
Eddie, is this critique available locally?
Thank you,
Gary
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12/18/2002 23:55
Lane Cartwrightnot registered
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12/18/2002 23:55
Lane Cartwrightnot registered
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needle method
Are there any MD's in the US who perform the needle aponeviotomy method. If so please include names & phone numbers if possible.
Thanks! Lane
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