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Finding a Dr who performs PVP

Reply from: Wayne
Date: 12 Mar 2007, 14:57
Finding a Dr who performs PVP

I live in Ottawa, Ontario
How does one go about finding a Dr who performs PVP
Google was no help.
Tnx

Wayne Jones



Reply from: Chockman
Date: 12 Mar 2007, 16:51
Re: Finding a Dr who performs PVP

Wayne...

Couple of suggestions. Go to the laserscope web site and enter the
information about your location...

* w w w .laserscope . com /development/surgical/consumers/fad.php

or call them at 1-800-356-7600.

Wayne wrote:
> I live in Ottawa, Ontario
> How does one go about finding a Dr who performs PVP
> Google was no help.
> Tnx
>
> Wayne Jones
>
>


Reply from: Ed
Date: 12 Mar 2007, 16:53
Re: Finding a Dr who performs PVP

On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:57:02 -0400, "Wayne" <wrjones@newsguy . com >
wrote:

>I live in Ottawa, Ontario
>How does one go about finding a Dr who performs PVP
>Google was no help.
>Tnx
>
>Wayne Jones

Canada is a bit like a 3rd world country when it comes to the PVP
procedure.

There is a PVP centre in Scarborough. See
* w w w .sigmacon . com /greenlight_cua1.html
I visited Dr Baldwin there some years ago but he told me my prostate
was too big for a PVP.

There is (was?) also a centre north of Toronto in Newmarket.
* w w w .sigmacon . com /greenlight_healthcare1.html

There used to be a PVP clinic in Vancouver but it has closed.

You can also go to the Laserscope site and submit your question there.
* w w w .laserscope . com /surgical/professionals/contactus.php

Good luck and let us know what you find out.

Ed


Reply from: Wayne
Date: 12 Mar 2007, 20:44
Re: Finding a Dr who performs PVP

Third world is right.
I called a local urologist and was told that there are no PVP's performed in
Ottawa. They said they 'thought' there might be a site in Toronto. I'm going
to see what I can stir up here to get the equipment in the hospital, then of
course we will have no trained surgeons. Anyone want to volunteer to be the
first one?
We have an annual motorcycle 'Ride for Dad' every year which raises money
for prostate cancer. maybe they can be provided to donate some of the money
to buying the equipment.
Wayne



Reply from: Ed
Date: 12 Mar 2007, 22:36
Re: Finding a Dr who performs PVP

On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 15:44:52 -0400, "Wayne" <wrjones@newsguy . com >
wrote:

>Third world is right.
>I called a local urologist and was told that there are no PVP's performed in
>Ottawa. They said they 'thought' there might be a site in Toronto. I'm going
>to see what I can stir up here to get the equipment in the hospital, then of
>course we will have no trained surgeons. Anyone want to volunteer to be the
>first one?
>We have an annual motorcycle 'Ride for Dad' every year which raises money
>for prostate cancer. maybe they can be provided to donate some of the money
>to buying the equipment.
>Wayne

Good luck!

I have mentioned to my uro here in Calgary that the city needs a PVP
machine, but he just shrugs. I don't understand it. He is a good uro,
and could make quite a name for himself here.

Dr. Sancha of Madrid goes all over the world to train doctors on the
PVP. For that matter, Baldwin and Woods of Scarborough could probably
do that too.
* tsh.to/patients/pat_ps_sur_urology.aspx

Ed


Reply from: Robert
Date: 12 Mar 2007, 22:37
Re: Finding a Dr who performs PVP

Check things out first. Even if the equipment is paid for the government
still has to approve the procedure being done. In Saskatchewan this is the
procedure. They must have doctors willing to train and perform this
procedure as well. We are still waiting here.

"Wayne" <wrjones@newsguy . com > wrote in message
news:et4aj201c7m@news4.newsguy . com ...
> Third world is right.
> I called a local urologist and was told that there are no PVP's performed
> in Ottawa. They said they 'thought' there might be a site in Toronto. I'm
> going to see what I can stir up here to get the equipment in the hospital,
> then of course we will have no trained surgeons. Anyone want to volunteer
> to be the first one?
> We have an annual motorcycle 'Ride for Dad' every year which raises money
> for prostate cancer. maybe they can be provided to donate some of the
> money to buying the equipment.
> Wayne
>



Reply from: Traveling Man
Date: 19 Mar 2007, 15:44
Re: Finding a Dr who performs PVP

On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:57:02 -0400, Wayne wrote:

> I live in Ottawa, Ontario
> How does one go about finding a Dr who performs PVP
> Google was no help.
> Tnx
>
> Wayne Jones

There's always Buffalo, NY if you have the money....




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