Hi: Alt.coffee member here asking for some assistance - I am seeking info for my dad with the above condition.
I am seeking an online resource for data on the number of cardiac procedures performed in the US of various types by doctors/hospitals, and also success rate info. The sources I've found so far googling are too general. The ascending type of aneurysm is fairly rare so I'm looking for the best.. Thanks-- Tom
Hi: Alt.coffee member here asking for some assistance - I am seeking info for my dad with the above condition.
I am seeking an online resource for data on the number of cardiac procedures performed in the US of various types by doctors/hospitals, and also success rate info. The sources I've found so far googling are too general. The ascending type of aneurysm is fairly rare so I'm looking for the best..
Imho, your best starting source of info would be your father's cardiologist.
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Dad was referred to 'somewhere that does a lot of these procedures' by the local small town cardiologist. Thanks, tom
Well that's sure not good enough. But Dr. Chung is right, I don't think there is any online source for this specific procedure - at least I have never heard of any. The best source of information is word of mouth in your area. What area are you looking to have the procedue done? Maybe someone here can suggest something. Or if there is a large University Hospital nearby you could perhaps call there and see if you could get more info.
Bill
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"Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:e5561fdefd7d56ffa1cf2f60b8a755e4@ne- ws.teranews.com...
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tom b said:
Hi: Alt.coffee member here asking for some assistance - I am seeking info
for my
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dad with the above condition.
I am seeking an online resource for data on the number of cardiac
procedures
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performed in the US of various types by doctors/hospitals, and also
success
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rate info. The sources I've found so far googling are too general. The ascending type of aneurysm is fairly rare so I'm looking for the best..
Imho, your best starting source of info would be your father's
Thanks. I figured my dad would go to UCLA, his alma mater, and get referrals directly. He just asked for the statistics on # procedures/success rate. I found a commercial site that sells reports with numbers for cardiac procedures in general, but i'm sure a printed compendium of very specific stats is out there somewhere.. Thanks again, tom
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"tom b" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Dad was referred to 'somewhere that does a lot of these procedures' by
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local small town cardiologist. Thanks, tom
Well that's sure not good enough. But Dr. Chung is right, I don't think
there
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is any online source for this specific procedure - at least I have never
heard
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of any. The best source of information is word of mouth in your area. What area are you looking to have the procedue done? Maybe someone here can
suggest
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something. Or if there is a large University Hospital nearby you could
perhaps
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call there and see if you could get more info.
Bill
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"Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:e5561fdefd7d56ffa1cf2f60b8a755e4@- news.teranews.com...
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tom b wrote:
> Hi: Alt.coffee member here asking for some > assistance - I am seeking
info
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for my
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> dad with the above condition. > > I am seeking an online resource for data on the > number of cardiac
procedures
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> performed in the US of various types by > doctors/hospitals, and also
success
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> rate info. The sources I've found so far googling > are too general.
The
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> ascending type of aneurysm is fairly rare so I'm > looking for the
best..
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Imho, your best starting source of info would be your father's