What is the best Pancreas Clinic

[Guest guest]

I am trying to research where the best place would be for my sister

to go to for her problem with recurrent acute pancreatitis. After

several ERCPs, cat scans, and a Sphincter of Oddi test nothing can

be found that is causing this. I have heard the doctors at Indiana

University are good, but are they only good if you havent had these

tests done before. Where would be a good place to go. We are in

Michigan and her dr. is thinking about Mayo or the Cleveland Clinic.

I am just looking around for opinions I guess.

Thanks...

[Guest guest]

> On the west coast the Pancreatitis expert is at the University of

> Washington hospital in Seattle.

> -stan

> (on clouds for 10 days since our adoption referral)

Stan,

That statement's easy to believe. Since the University of

Washington hospital was one of those selected for the islet

transfers, I imagine they have an excellent, knowledgeable staff

of professionals. It certainly sounds like they knew exactly what

to do with you, and did it without hesitation or guesswork. I'm

glad that worked out for you.

Congratulations on your adoption referral, that must mean a lot

to you, and I hope that means that pretty soon some young child

will have loving parents and a happy future ahead of them. What

happens next?

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

Southeastern Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

[Guest guest]

> On the west coast the Pancreatitis expert is at the University of

> Washington hospital in Seattle.

> -stan

> (on clouds for 10 days since our adoption referral)

Stan,

That statement's easy to believe. Since the University of

Washington hospital was one of those selected for the islet

transfers, I imagine they have an excellent, knowledgeable staff

of professionals. It certainly sounds like they knew exactly what

to do with you, and did it without hesitation or guesswork. I'm

glad that worked out for you.

Congratulations on your adoption referral, that must mean a lot

to you, and I hope that means that pretty soon some young child

will have loving parents and a happy future ahead of them. What

happens next?

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

Southeastern Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

[Guest guest]

> On the west coast the Pancreatitis expert is at the University of

> Washington hospital in Seattle.

> -stan

> (on clouds for 10 days since our adoption referral)

Stan,

That statement's easy to believe. Since the University of

Washington hospital was one of those selected for the islet

transfers, I imagine they have an excellent, knowledgeable staff

of professionals. It certainly sounds like they knew exactly what

to do with you, and did it without hesitation or guesswork. I'm

glad that worked out for you.

Congratulations on your adoption referral, that must mean a lot

to you, and I hope that means that pretty soon some young child

will have loving parents and a happy future ahead of them. What

happens next?

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

Southeastern Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.