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Re: California surgeon - Cameron Nezhat Controversial???
From: Lee (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun Sep 28 18:05:01 2003
I received a laparoscopy from Cameron Nezhat 2 weeks ago where they
found that I had level IV endo. Also, I had a small fibroid and
appendix removed. My experience has been very good and I was glad to
have gone with such an experienced surgeon since we initially suspected
that I only had level I or II going in. He is the director of endoscopy
at Stanford University and a pioneer of the videolaparoscopy. I was
uncertain about going to him at first because I had read some
controversial information about him. (He had been involved in a lawsuit
concerning bowel resection.) But, after meeting with him I felt very
comfortable with the decision. My sister who is a doctor and went with
me to the procedure was very impressed by his bedside manner and
professionalism. She felt he really took his time in "cleaning me up".
I also think he is an empathetic doctor which I think is rare for
surgeons.
At Fri, 22 Aug 2003, anonymous wrote:
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>I had surgery by Ceana Nezhat (Camran's brother) in Atlanta in 1998 and
>have been pain free ever since.
>
>At Tue, 19 Aug 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>>At Fri, 11 Jul 2003, Gayle wrote:
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>>>I have an appointment with Dr. Cameron Nezhat regarding fibroid tumors.
>>>I know very little about him. Can anyone give me feedback or let me
>>>know a reference on him?
>>>Thanks!
>>>
>>>At Wed, 2 Oct 2002, pizbee wrote:
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>>>>I was diagnosed with endometriosis last May via laparoscopic surgery and
>>>>the surgeon did exactly what I felt was the best thing: he removed an 11
>>>>centimeter endometrioma and left most of my endometriotic implants
>>>>because surgical removal of extensive implants actually makes the endo
>>>>worse. I know alot of women on this site have had alot of surgeries ,
>>>>but I'm living with the endo and have no plans to ever have it removed.
>
>ARE YOU STUPID OR WHAT! NEVER REMOVE IT!!! Read the literature, woman,
>this is crazy stuff. Study up on your disease !!!
>
>>>>Is this unusual? I'm using natural progesterone to suppress ovulation
>>>>and this helps with pain..By the way, this doctor is highly regarded in
>>>>the Bay Area, his name is Dr. James Sakamoto and he is in Berkeley and
>>>>Orinda. I also have found that the fancy endo doctors out there who
>>>>charge cash for their services are controversial physicians and not
>>>>always the best to consider (recall Cameron Nezhat)
>>
>>I GO TO DR NEZHAT AND HES BEEN WONDERFUL TO ME,,,YOU SHOULD GET ALL
>>CORRECT INFO BEFORE SLADERING SOMEONE
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