Guest guest Posted January 26, 2004 Report Share Posted January 26, 2004 Meanwhile, while you're waiting, I have two more sources for you. The first is to contact Dr. U Schick and Dr. A. May or Dr. M Schwarz at the neurology department at the University of Essen in Germany. All 3 of them have done work with mycobacterium and sarc. I think Germany is pretty close to you. I didn't get a phone. I can't read German from their sites. The other foremost person in the Netherlands on the atypical mycobacterium is Dr. Dick van Soolingen in Bilthoven. Is that near you? While I hate giving out a doc's email, I did find this: d.van.soolingen@.... If I were you, I'd either try to find his office number or write him. Tell him you have a form of sarc and that there is some evidence that it can be linked to the mycobacterium. I would give him the studies by Liedtke, Schick, Graham, Michell and Saboor. Ask him if he could help you see if you have infections or IF HE KNOWS of somebody near you who could help you. Hope this helps while I'm waiting to hear back from the CDC, M Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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