Re: Jankovic (Jeff Maciejewski)

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Hi,

Dr. Jankovic was my neuro until August when I moved

to N.C. I'll agree with the " bedside manner " comment

but he is good. He is the doctor that dx me with MSA

in Sept. 2000.

I saw his partner, Ondo once.... felt like drop

kicking myself a pidgeon after that visit. I had been

given a form to fill out about the genetic causes of

PD and he took it out of my hands, after I had filled

it out, and tore it up and told me that I would skew

the results because of my having MSA. I wasn't

impressed with him. Jankovic on the other hand is

good.

I hope you have a better experience next time.

Deborah aka Tenacity

But for the Grace of God, Go I!

--- Maciejewski katsmgt@...> wrote:

> Hi Cindy,

>

> No, JANKOVIC is fine. He doesn't have the greatest

> bedside manner, but he

> was not rude or abusive like this other doctor.

> Just make sure you get

> Jankovic. His intern will do the preliminary workup

> and then he reviews

> the file, the findings, and will do the actual

> consult. Good luck-they

> certainly know their stuff at Baylor, and I wouldn't

> discount them just

> because we had a bad experience. M.

>

> Message: 11

> Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 09:39:58 -0500

> From: " Beck "

> robcindybeck@...>

> Subject: Re: Jeff Maciejewski

>

> I'm coming into this late, and must have missed the

> first email on

> subject-What caught my eye was Jankovic-that is the

> doc

> in Houston that we were given for my parents to

> ' " phone consult " with dad's

> neuro in Pgh. before deciding to go there for a

> 2nd opinion. This is disheartening-was there

> anything productive about

> this

> meeting?? Seems not. Sent 3/15. Cindy B.

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