Re: Endimitriosis specialist needed
From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Nov 29 08:21:27 2006
Nezhat is no longer at Stanford, he moved his practice to Atlanta.
http://www.nezhat.com/
You might try Dr. Cook in Los Gatos.
At Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Elisa wrote:
>
>Hi Kristin~
>
>I would have to say I support this recommendation. The Nezhat's where
>the only ones (I have seen all three brothers) who found endo of the
>ureters and could dissect it too. So many other "specialists" missed it
>and that was key to why my back pain was horrific. The flow from my
>kidney to by bladder was compromised by this. Thank god they found it
>after 7 years of seeing other Dr.'s. Afterward for a few years my flow
>back into the bladder was awesome and no back pains what so ever like
>that ever again until endo took back over on it's own in those
>surrounding areas.
>
>I believe the articles may have had something to do with the scope in
>these types of procedures (you would need to research that one a little
>further) but I know they are all kind and can do laparotomies if needed
>just as well.
>
>I hope this helps.
>
>--
>Elisa
>
>At Tue, 28 Nov 2006, jbnd wrote:
>>
>>I highly recommend Dr. Cameron Nezhat. He is at Stanford. I have had
>>three surgeries with him and I cannot say enough about him. If you
>>search his name you may read some bad press about him from several years
>>ago, but I would disregard it. If nothing else just go and have a
>>consultation with him.
>>Good luck!
>>
>>At Tue, 28 Nov 2006, Kristin wrote:
>>>
>>>does anyone know of any specialists in the SF Bay Area? I need to have
>>>the endomitriosis surgery and I am terrified. I am having a very
>>>difficult time finding a specialist.
>>>
>>>thank you
>
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