Indiana University Hospital

[Guest guest]

Follow up to discussion re: Indiana University Hospital ERCP Department

I was diagnosed by Dr. Stuart Sherman at Indiana University Hospital, which

is part of the Indiana University Purdue University Medical Science Center.

Since that time, August 4, 1999, I have continued to be followed by this team of

Pancreatologists. The following is some information you may find helpful. It

includes information on the hospital, ERCP department, the doctors, and lodging

accommodations, as well as information re: Indianapolis.

Karyn E. , RN

Executive Director, PAI

http://www.pancassociation.org

Pancreatitis Association International

http://medicine.iupui.edu/ercp/iu_hospital_general_info.asp

The faculty at IU Hospital ERCP Department is on the

forefront of endoscopic research in the pancreaticobiliary tree and are

recognized authorities on the application of ERCP to diseases of the pancreas

and

biliary tree. Their primary research is centered on diagnostic and therapeutic

ERCP, sphincter of Oddi manometry, and gastroesophageal reflux. They are also

conducting ongoing studies in Endoscopic management of idiopathic Pancreatitis

and prevention of post-ERCP Pancreatitis.

http://medicine.iupui.edu/ercp/physician_profiles.asp

Dr. Lehman is a Professor of Medicine and

Radiology and is in charge of Clinical Affairs for the Division of

Gastroenterology/Hepatology at the Indiana University Medical Center. His

research

interests center on diagnostic and therapeutic ERCP, sphincter of Oddi

manometry, and

gastroesophageal reflux. He is active in the American Society for

Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and is a past member of its governing board. Dr.

Lehman served

as the Associate Editor of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy from 1992-1997. He is

an Associate Editor for the Journal Endoscopy. In addition, he is a member of

the American Gastroenterological Association. He is a Fellow of the American

College of Physicians and the American College of Gastroenterology. He has

numerous publications. Dr. Lehman is the 1996 recipient of the Rudolf Schindler

Award presented by the ASGE.

Following his Gastroenterology training at UCLA School of Medicine, Dr.

Sherman did a third tier fellowship in therapeutic ERCP and sphincter of Oddi

manometry at Indiana University Medical Center. He then served as the Director

of

Pancreaticobiliary Endoscopy at UCLA School of Medicine. Dr. Sherman returned

to Indiana University Medical Center in October 1992 and was made Director of

the ERCP service in July 1995. Currently, he is Professor of Medicine and

Radiology at Indiana University Medical Center. He is a recognized authority on

the

application of ERCP to diseases of the pancreas and biliary tree lecturing

nationally and internationally. Dr. Sherman is at the forefront of endoscopic

research in the pancreaticobiliary tree and is widely published in this area. He

is on the Editorial Board of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, the leading journal

in his field.

There are several other well qualified Pancreatologists also on staff.

http://medicine.iupui.edu/ercp/about_indianapolis.asp

Indianapolis is consistently ranked among the best places to start and

grow a business and among the best places to live. Indianapolis has long been

known as the " Crossroads of America " because many of the nation's highways

converge here. With the recent addition of an Internet2 command center, a hub of

the

next wave of the Internet, Indianapolis is poised to become an " Information

Crossroads of America " as well.

At the heart of Indianapolis success is it's newly revitalized Downtown.

Downtown Indianapolis is experiencing unparalleled growth as a world-class

employment center, entertainment destination and residential neighborhood. Check

this

web page for a listing of several very interesting tourist attractions and

fun things to do.

Sleeping Accomadations

Methodist Tower Inn

(http://www.clarian.org/visiting/overnight/methodist_tower.jhtml)

1633 N. Capitol Avenue

Discount Rates: For out of town patients being seen at a Clarion Facility.

University Place Conference Center & Hotel

(https://www.universityplace.iupui.edu/explore/guestrooms.asp)

850 W. Michigan St.

Indianapolis, IN 46202

Discount Rates: For out of town patients being seen at IU Hospital

http://www.rileyhospital.org/document.jsp?locid=347

The Mc House: You are eligible to stay here, for $10.00 per

night, if your child is under the age of 21 and is a patient at Riley Hospital

for

Children, Indiana University Hospital, Methodist Hospital or any other

Indianapolis area hospital. Your child may be either an in-patient, or an

out-patient who must stay close to the hospital because of his/her treatment

schedule.

Mc House Of Indiana

435 Limestone Street

Indianapolis, IN 46202

Don't forget to notify me if you would like to have a member of the Greater

Indianapolis PAI Chapter meet you at the hospital, or if you are an inpatient a

member of the hospital visitation team can come. It is always so much fun to

finally meet the people we only know by screen names. We can also help you if

yo have any questions or concerns.

[Guest guest]

Karyn,

Thank you very much for the wonderful information you compiled

together. I appreciate everything you posted.

Kris

> Follow up to discussion re: Indiana University Hospital ERCP

Department

> I was diagnosed by Dr. Stuart Sherman at Indiana University

Hospital, which

> is part of the Indiana University Purdue University Medical

Science Center.

> Since that time, August 4, 1999, I have continued to be followed

by this team of

> Pancreatologists. The following is some information you may find

helpful. It

> includes information on the hospital, ERCP department, the

doctors, and lodging

> accommodations, as well as information re: Indianapolis.

> Karyn E. , RN

> Executive Director, PAI

> http://www.pancassociation.org

> Pancreatitis Association International

>

>

>

http://medicine.iupui.edu/ercp/iu_hospital_general_info.asp

> The faculty at IU Hospital ERCP

Department is on the

> forefront of endoscopic research in the pancreaticobiliary tree

and are

> recognized authorities on the application of ERCP to diseases of

the pancreas and

> biliary tree. Their primary research is centered on diagnostic and

therapeutic

> ERCP, sphincter of Oddi manometry, and gastroesophageal reflux.

They are also

> conducting ongoing studies in Endoscopic management of idiopathic

Pancreatitis

> and prevention of post-ERCP Pancreatitis.

>

>

>

http://medicine.iupui.edu/ercp/physician_profiles.asp

> Dr. Lehman is a Professor of

Medicine and

> Radiology and is in charge of Clinical Affairs for the Division of

> Gastroenterology/Hepatology at the Indiana University Medical

Center. His research

> interests center on diagnostic and therapeutic ERCP, sphincter of

Oddi manometry, and

> gastroesophageal reflux. He is active in the American Society for

> Gastrointestinal Endoscopy and is a past member of its governing

board. Dr. Lehman served

> as the Associate Editor of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy from 1992-

1997. He is

> an Associate Editor for the Journal Endoscopy. In addition, he is

a member of

> the American Gastroenterological Association. He is a Fellow of

the American

> College of Physicians and the American College of

Gastroenterology. He has

> numerous publications. Dr. Lehman is the 1996 recipient of the

Rudolf Schindler

> Award presented by the ASGE.

>

> Following his Gastroenterology training at UCLA School of

Medicine, Dr.

> Sherman did a third tier fellowship in therapeutic ERCP and

sphincter of Oddi

> manometry at Indiana University Medical Center. He then served as

the Director of

> Pancreaticobiliary Endoscopy at UCLA School of Medicine. Dr.

Sherman returned

> to Indiana University Medical Center in October 1992 and was made

Director of

> the ERCP service in July 1995. Currently, he is Professor of

Medicine and

> Radiology at Indiana University Medical Center. He is a recognized

authority on the

> application of ERCP to diseases of the pancreas and biliary tree

lecturing

> nationally and internationally. Dr. Sherman is at the forefront of

endoscopic

> research in the pancreaticobiliary tree and is widely published in

this area. He

> is on the Editorial Board of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, the

leading journal

> in his field.

> There are several other well qualified Pancreatologists also on

staff.

>

>

>

http://medicine.iupui.edu/ercp/about_indianapolis.asp

> Indianapolis is consistently ranked among the best places to

start and

> grow a business and among the best places to live. Indianapolis

has long been

> known as the " Crossroads of America " because many of the nation's

highways

> converge here. With the recent addition of an Internet2 command

center, a hub of the

> next wave of the Internet, Indianapolis is poised to become

an " Information

> Crossroads of America " as well.

> At the heart of Indianapolis success is it's newly revitalized

Downtown.

> Downtown Indianapolis is experiencing unparalleled growth as a

world-class

> employment center, entertainment destination and residential

neighborhood. Check this

> web page for a listing of several very interesting tourist

attractions and

> fun things to do.

>

>

> Sleeping Accomadations

> Methodist Tower Inn

> (http://www.clarian.org/visiting/overnight/methodist_tower.jhtml)

> 1633 N. Capitol Avenue

>

> Discount Rates: For out of town patients being seen at a Clarion

Facility.

>

> University Place Conference Center & Hotel

> (https://www.universityplace.iupui.edu/explore/guestrooms.asp)

> 850 W. Michigan St.

> Indianapolis, IN 46202

>

> Discount Rates: For out of town patients being seen at IU Hospital

>

> http://www.rileyhospital.org/document.jsp?

locid=347

> The Mc House: You are eligible to stay here, for

$10.00 per

> night, if your child is under the age of 21 and is a patient at

Riley Hospital for

> Children, Indiana University Hospital, Methodist Hospital or any

other

> Indianapolis area hospital. Your child may be either an in-

patient, or an

> out-patient who must stay close to the hospital because of his/her

treatment schedule.

>

> Mc House Of Indiana

> 435 Limestone Street

> Indianapolis, IN 46202

>

>

>

>

>

> Don't forget to notify me if you would like to have a member of

the Greater

> Indianapolis PAI Chapter meet you at the hospital, or if you are

an inpatient a

> member of the hospital visitation team can come. It is always so

much fun to

> finally meet the people we only know by screen names. We can also

help you if

> yo have any questions or concerns.

>

>

>