Re: Re: i need a great surgeon

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GEt a good mRI of left sdie(prev operated) done to know the status of canals.

Try to find if any of 3 canals were exposed previously by disease.

Many times C-Toma eats away the bony shell around canals, exposing the membranous canals

Dr. Arun Gupta,ENT <indias

On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 10:48 AM, matthewc <msclick1281@...> wrote:

 

First I had a huge ctoma in my left ear. It was removed and left a very big opening. I now have a ctoma in my right ear. The ENT that did my original surgery did not want to re-enter my left ear because it was to risky and could make me permantley dizzy. Now that I have a CToma in my right ear they want to try to improve the hearing in my left ear. My original ENT says that Dr. Hashasaki is the best in the state but he isnt doing my surgery. His one year resident is under his guidance. > > >> >> > Does anyone know of any ear only surgeons in va or in a state close by? My> > ENT says I need someone who only does ears. He did my first cholesteatoma

> > and is very good so I value his opinion. Now I have another in my other ear.> > Thanks for all the help> >> > > >>

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Get a copy of the operative finidng

Good luck

Dr. Arun

On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 9:18 PM, matthewc <msclick1281@...> wrote:

 

I had a ct scan done. I will call and ask my ent if any of the canals were exposed, should I ask him anything else? Thanks

> > >> > > >> > > >> > > > Does anyone know of any ear only surgeons in va or in a state close by?> > My> > > > ENT says I need someone who only does ears. He did my first

> > cholesteatoma> > > > and is very good so I value his opinion. Now I have another in my other> > ear.> > > > Thanks for all the help> > > >> > > >

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