ENDO Messages for January, 1999: Re: Adhesion Barriers in Clinical Research....*new web site* coming for adhesion-sufferers!

Re: Adhesion Barriers in Clinical Research....new web site coming for adhesion-sufferers!

From: Toni (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jan 18 13:03:34 1999

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At Mon, 18 Jan 1999, Helen wrote: >
>There are three gel adhesion barriers that are in clinical trial now in
>the United States...FloGel, Adcon-P, and Lubricoat (Intergel).
>
>Surgeons in Europe and Canada are already using gel adhesion barriers in
>surgery.
>
>If you are interested in being a part of a clinical trial in the United
>States, go to the following web site:
><http://www.womenssurgerygroup.com/>......Click on: "Clinical
>Research"...Next: Click on "Adhesion Prevention."
>
>In order to understand what clinical trials are all about, you will find
>information at this web site: <http://www.centerwatch.com/MAIN.HTM>
>
>Another place to find information is at:
><http://www.centerwatch.com/BACKGRND.HTM>
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>If you are suffering from adhesions, it won't be long before there will
>be a *new* website on the Internet for people who suffer from
>adhesions...a place to share experiences, offer support to one
>another...and...a place to *learn* about adhesions and the problems they
>cause. Here is also where you will learn about the progress research is
>making with the *new* gel-adhesion barriers....and when the FDA finally
>approves them.
>
>Dr. David Wiseman, who has the SYNECHION web site.....
><http://members.aol.com/synechion/>.....is the person who is making this
>*new* web site possible. He is a specialist when it comes to
>post-surgical adhesions and adhesion barriers. If you suffer from
>adhesions, please take the time to go to this web site of his. You will
>find a lot of information there.
>
>If you would like to have your name added to the mailing listing for
>this *new* web site, let me know. I have volunteered to keep Dr.
>Wiseman's mailing list for the International Adhesions Society (IAS)
>up-to-date. This is the name that has been chosen for this
>organization. I hope to hear from you.

helen,

I hope to keep in touch with you about the new web site, I am looking froward to this VERY much! Do not forget about me!! I have stopped the elavil due to the way it made me feel, and now I am noticing alot of the pain coming back, I will see what happens at the pain clinic, I have to see if I will even be candidate, I go at 8:30 early Wednesday! I will let you know how it goes!

Toni

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