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  • William L. Bourland, M.D.
    • William L. Bourland, M.D.
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    07/11/2004 23:23
    Frances

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    07/11/2004 23:23
    Frances

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    		 William L. Bourland, M.D.

    Hi Bert.

    12/02/2004 23:42
    Bert 
    12/02/2004 23:42
    Bert      		William L. Bourland, M.D.

    hi
    12/06/2004 23:53
    Sean 
    12/06/2004 23:53
    Sean      		NA

    Derek,
    There is an unbelieveable amount of information on the web.
    Go to Dr. Eaton's website and follow all of the links and you will have what you need.

    Your statement, "yet it is the norm in Europe.", is not correct. Surgery (limited fasciectomy) is still the preferred treatment in Europe if measured by number of procedures.
    12/06/2004 23:54
    Randy H.

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    12/06/2004 23:54
    Randy H.

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    		 William L. Bourland, M.D.

    Derek:

    Eaton has the best info on the net:

    http://www.handcenter.org/newfile16.htm

    12/06/2004 23:04
    Abigale

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    12/06/2004 23:04
    Abigale

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    		 Dr. Charles Eaton

    Dr. Charles Eaton
    The Hand Center
    1002 S Old Dixie Hwy, Suite 105, Jupiter FL 33458
    Phone 561-746-7686
    FAX 561-746-3420
    12/15/2004 23:53
    The Real Frances

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    12/15/2004 23:53
    The Real Frances

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    		 Dr. Bourland

    I am so very sorry I have been so hard on Dr. Bourland. He is a great hand doctor. I would trust my hand with him anytime.

    The Real Frances
    12/16/2004 23:36
    Frances

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    12/16/2004 23:36
    Frances

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    		 The post below

    To all,
    I did not write the post below.

    To the poster who is using the nickname 'Frances', please cease and desist from making comments as me under the nickname Frances.

    Thank you for your cooperation.

    Merry Christmas,

    Frances
    12/18/2004 23:58
    Don Westen

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    12/18/2004 23:58
    Don Westen

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    Please give it a rest. Real or not we value your opinions Frances. You are an asset to this discussion forum. Have a merry Christmas
    12/18/2004 23:16
    John S

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    12/18/2004 23:16
    John S

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    		 Any poor NA results??

    I am reasonably new to the forum and have been scanning the messages for anyone who has experienced a poor result from NA. Are there any? If so, what happened? Are there any downside risks to NA?

    Also, if one has the NA treatment and does not have a good result can surgery be subsequently considered? In other words, does a choice to have NA impact on surgical options?

    I am a Canadian and I am considering an NA procedure in France or Switzerland. Can anyone tell me the approximate costs of the procedures? The total time away (i.e. time between sessions, etc.? Anything else to know when planning to travel for something like this?

    All responses appreciated.

    John
    12/19/2004 23:20
    Randy H.

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    12/19/2004 23:20
    Randy H.

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    		 Go Polar?

    NA has no impact on the success of subsequent Traditional Invasive Surgery. However, open surgery can negatively impact subsequent NA. For this reason I believe NA should always be attempted first. In the few cases where NA is not effective, surgery, as a backup solution, is always available.

    Forum Friends: Isn't there a Canadian who does NA so John doesn't have to go Polar?

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