Howard,

I had N/A in France, (2002) and Florida (2004). Given my personal results, Dr. Eaton is "hands down", the best N/A provider on this planet! Make the appointment! You will never regret the decision.

When i saw him last week he said he is collecting data and could publish a retrospective study on what his results have been but it would be far from the type of definitive clinical studies that medicine often relies upon. We'll see down the road him do something I bet.

One item that seldom comes up is the co-existence of
DD, LD, PD in an individual. NA is very effective in
releasing chords in earlier stages of DD. Dr. Eaton and
Dr Bourland appear to be gaining acceptance amongst US
DD suffers. A larger concern involves the connective
tissue disorder underlying DD. The European Rheumatologists that developed NA, also treat LD. I am
unaware of a Rheumatoid approach to treating PD by NA;
it may exists. More likely will be a BTC collagenase
treatment that "dissolves" the chords, plaques in the
spongiosum. Meanwhile, no treatment exists, anywhere.
Bottomline: we tend to focus on our fingers and debate
France(Europe) versus Florida. Actually, more is involved.
That is why my money is still on the folks who first developed, refined and taught the procedure; they research
connective tissue disorders. Consider the Peyronnies patients. Unless collagenase works out, the Urologists
have little to offer than vacuum pumps. Do not hold your
breath waiting for Orthopedic, Plastic, Hand and Urologic
services to develop non-invasive, inexpensive, alternative
("unsubstantiated") treatments. They have little incentive.
NA is a start; BTC collagenase is promising; Gene Therapy
is more likely to offer definitive testing and treatment.
When that starts, I will re-allocate my money.

Say call...you never answered my question, What is the spelling of that doctor who gave Dr Bourland instructions....Dr. Bedois or Badois?

Frances

Am considering needle aponeurotomy. I saw one note comparing France to Florida and one comment about the MD in Switzerland. I would appreciate any and all feedback about the three choices, with any specific information you could provide.