Kansas Achalasia Specialist Frances

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Kansas City-University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMED) Dr. Micheal

Moncure-Chief of Surgery, Chief of Trauma Thoracic and Laproscopic surgery (913)

588-1227 or www.kumed.com Nissen takedown, esophageal reconstruction,myotomy

experienced surgeon both lap and Thoracic. Very knowlegable about Achalasia.

Above else he is a great personality who really gets involved with his

patients  

Kansas City-University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMED) Dr. McCallum

Gastro & Hepatology 913-588-6019 all Achalasia related testing and diagnosis.

Referal for surgery and follow up post op Has seen many Achalasia patients. well

versed in Achalasia. Willing to listen and interact with the patient

From: frances colon <frances8623@...>

Subject: Re: Manometry study

" wooleeacre@... " <wooleeacre@...>

Date: Wednesday, October 5, 2011, 4:47 AM

Hello my husband is in the army, we just move to Kansas ( ft leavenworth) I have

achalasia since 1996 I have manometry done 96 and other done 97 after surgery

but my is flat line, no movement complete full achalasia, I have another done in

98 when I move to the states from Puerto Rico

That is why I didn't understand his request, plus he said maybe another surgery(

heller) I have one and didn't when to well, plus I had perforation in the

stomach in 98,

I'm not a Dr but another surgey don't sound right specially when I have a mega

esophagus

Last endoscopy in may the other Dr in WA state found Candida u have a round of

medicine I have another upper gi in the end of June and I still have it Dr said

nothing else to do, this Dr in Kansas said maybe I'm diabetic, and want blood

test

Plus he was kind if puzzle because with all my stuff for achalasia and I still

overweight,

I need suggestions, my hubby said get another opinion, that sound good because I

don't want to suffer again VIA manometry :'(

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From:

Carolyn <wooleeacre@...>;

To:

frances8623@... <frances8623@...>;

Subject:

Re: Manometry study

Sent:

Wed, Oct 5, 2011 7:24:51 AM

Hello. It is generally thought that one

manometry will suffice. Are you seeing an Achalasia specialist?

Are you recently diagnosed? Where so you live? Please give us some more info.

This is a great group.

Carolyn

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From:

frances colon <frances8623@...>;

To:

achalasia

<achalasia >;

Subject:

Manometry study

Sent:

Wed, Oct 5, 2011 2:33:17 AM

 

Hello,

Why the Dr want another to do another manometry when the first two show no

peristalsis, that study is so bad I font want to do it again and again, I have

Candida in the esophagus, the Dr thing I can have diabetes, does anyone knows

something about this

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