Chobe2:

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I had RT 3-1/2 years ago in Hamburg for duputren's and ledderhose and have been very pleased with the results. Unfortunately though, I've developed at least 2 new nodules at the base of my thumb and possibly on my little finger. I've been trying to contact Prof. Seegenschmiedt to find out if the new nodules are outside the radiated area - which I think and hope they are - but have not gotten a response to my three emails. I'm trying to determine whether more radiation for the new nodules is a possibility. The email address that I'm using is: seegenschmiedt@szhh.info. Is this correct? Is there a better way to contact his office to get the information that I need? Hope somebody can help me...

spanishbuddha:

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Chobe2:

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I had RT 3-1/2 years ago in Hamburg for duputren's and ledderhose and have been very pleased with the results. Unfortunately though, I've developed at least 2 new nodules at the base of my thumb and possibly on my little finger. I've been trying to contact Prof. Seegenschmiedt to find out if the new nodules are outside the radiated area - which I think and hope they are - but have not gotten a response to my three emails. I'm trying to determine whether more radiation for the new nodules is a possibility. The email address that I'm using is: seegenschmiedt@szhh.info. Is this correct? Is there a better way to contact his office to get the information that I need? Hope somebody can help me...

If you have the documentation from your previous treatment, it should include copies of your hands with the pen markings of the nodules, cords, and proposed radiation area. At least mine does.

I use this email without spaces, @ instead of at, and . instead of dot: <mhs at szhh dot info>

The Prof tends get a lot of email, and also travels, so patience and timing is key. I used to email on a Friday to Sunday, and sometimes even got a reply that same weekend from his personal mobile, but usually during the following week. I had to wait once a whole week, sent a new email and then got a reply. I also tended to keep them short and to the point.

Hi as far as I know that is the case it was a new private clinic he was involved in setting up Hamburg .Check out the web site. When he was in Essen, the hospital used the old Orthovoltage machine. I watched a U tube video of a lecture given Prof Seegenschmiedt in Eastern Europe about the Cyberknife they use in Hamburg.

Edited 11/07/14 13:16

FYI - Just had my last treatment (round 2) for LH this morning in Hamburg. I asked if the machine was the cyberknife and the tech said no. Prof S is a cheerful and friendly as ever:)