Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

[Guest guest]

Susi,

It has been a couple of years since our initial consultation with Dr.

Goldberg, but my son's SPECT showed some hyperperfusion and I remember Dr.

Goldberg telling us to stay away from red dye for that reason. I can't

remember what else he said!

Caroline

> On 1/22/04 4:47 PM, " lcshals@... " <lcshals@...> wrote:

> When SPECT scans are used are the doctors looking for areas only of

> hypoperfusion or do they have ideas about what to do in the opposite cases of

> hyperperfusion?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Susi

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Would you mind if we refer Dr's or parents to for information on ? Please

let me know. THANKS!

Argie

Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

<< Hi, I'm new to the list and wanted to know if there is a state by

state list of physicians that use the protocol? >>

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Hi:

There is not a specific list of physicians per state. For more

information in this regard, please send an e-mail to

info@... (info @ healnids.org ) OR call you may call the

California chapter at: 818.951.9579.

McLaughlin

Calif Coalition

cynthia@...

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[Guest guest]

Caroline,

Was that the extent of Dr. G's recs for hypreperfusion? Any talk of HBOT?

Ron

Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

Susi,

It has been a couple of years since our initial consultation with Dr.

Goldberg, but my son's SPECT showed some hyperperfusion and I remember Dr.

Goldberg telling us to stay away from red dye for that reason. I can't

remember what else he said!

Caroline

> On 1/22/04 4:47 PM, " lcshals@... " <lcshals@...> wrote:

> When SPECT scans are used are the doctors looking for areas only of

> hypoperfusion or do they have ideas about what to do in the opposite cases

of

> hyperperfusion?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Susi

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[Guest guest]

Ron,

I wish I could remember more of what he said about the hyperperfusion (other

than avoiding red dye) ... maybe someone else will jump in here.

He is against the use of HBOT. I can't think of everything I have heard him

say on the subject, but the one thing I *THINK* I remember that stands out

is you can create hyperfperfusion by using HBOT in areas that previously did

not have it... and do damage.

Caroline

> On 1/24/04 2:13 AM, " petruccione " <petruccione@...> wrote:

> Caroline,

>

> Was that the extent of Dr. G's recs for hypreperfusion? Any talk of HBOT?

>

> Ron

[Guest guest]

Here is an extract from a post I wrote about a year ago on HBOT..

.......Dr Goldberg's biggest concerns were the potential to " over

oxygenate " in areas of the brain in NIDs kids that show up with " over

perfusion " in some areas - the " white " areas on a neurospect - and this

could in fact " burn out " cells - literally 'fry " those areas. ....

Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

Ron,

I wish I could remember more of what he said about the hyperperfusion (other

than avoiding red dye) ... maybe someone else will jump in here.

He is against the use of HBOT. I can't think of everything I have heard him

say on the subject, but the one thing I *THINK* I remember that stands out

is you can create hyperfperfusion by using HBOT in areas that previously did

not have it... and do damage.

Caroline

> On 1/24/04 2:13 AM, " petruccione " <petruccione@...> wrote:

> Caroline,

>

> Was that the extent of Dr. G's recs for hypreperfusion? Any talk of HBOT?

>

> Ron

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[Guest guest]

What if HBOT?

Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

Ron,

I wish I could remember more of what he said about the hyperperfusion (other

than avoiding red dye) ... maybe someone else will jump in here.

He is against the use of HBOT. I can't think of everything I have heard him

say on the subject, but the one thing I *THINK* I remember that stands out

is you can create hyperfperfusion by using HBOT in areas that previously did

not have it... and do damage.

Caroline

> On 1/24/04 2:13 AM, " petruccione " <petruccione@...> wrote:

> Caroline,

>

> Was that the extent of Dr. G's recs for hypreperfusion? Any talk of HBOT?

>

> Ron

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[Guest guest]

Knew someone would ask that Question... its HypoBaric Oxygenation Treatment.

Same technology used in deep sea diving to de-compress. Also sometimes used

to re-oygenate the brain if near death or after short period of oxygen

starvation - like with drowning casualties etc. Some have mooted and tried

to help our kids with this treatment - not sure of the success - see Dr G's

comment below..

See http://www.oceanhbo.com/

and

http://www.oceanhbo.com/client/ohc/neuroeff.htm if you to see the

application of Neurospects in this treatment - quite interesting.

Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

What if HBOT?

Re: list of referring physicians and a couple questions

Ron,

I wish I could remember more of what he said about the hyperperfusion

(other

than avoiding red dye) ... maybe someone else will jump in here.

He is against the use of HBOT. I can't think of everything I have heard

him

say on the subject, but the one thing I *THINK* I remember that stands out

is you can create hyperfperfusion by using HBOT in areas that previously

did

not have it... and do damage.

Caroline

> On 1/24/04 2:13 AM, " petruccione " <petruccione@...> wrote:

> Caroline,

>

> Was that the extent of Dr. G's recs for hypreperfusion? Any talk of

HBOT?

>

> Ron

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[Guest guest]

Maybe I should start a new thread but just need to clarify something;

HBOT is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy not Hypo.

(http://www.reimerhbo.com/whatis.htm). There are a number of

websites to learn about it's applications. Most of them I have seen

are commercial sites that are advertising services. Dr. G's comments

regarding not using it are sound. Marty

====>>>thread snipped<<<=====

>Here is an extract from a post I wrote about a year ago on HBOT..

>.......Dr Goldberg's biggest concerns were the potential to " over

>oxygenate " in areas of the brain in NIDs kids that show up

with " over

>perfusion " in some areas - the " white " areas on a neurospect -

and this

>could in fact " burn out " cells - literally 'fry " those areas. ....

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