Thalassemia Patients and Friends
Discussion Forums => Thalassemia-related Issues => Topic started by: C3nZ0 on January 01, 2007, 11:16:30 PM
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Hi, how are your holiday? :party
I want to tell you a story about my doct. After MID exam (experimentl), that find a LIC high (1900mcg/g), she decided for a biopsy... she don't know very well a SQUID.
The next week, I phone to a hospital with SQUID and ask about it and about an appointment.
After many telephone calls to my doct and Squid center, She decide for this. I'm happy because i don't make a biopsy, but I ungry because she don't know :mad
good day to all :bighug
and sorry for my english, but i'm tired and I have sleep :offtobed
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Ciao Amico comostai
am wondaring you are in italy and looking for sombody to make for you a biopsy ??? :huh :huh :huh :huh
am from state of kuwait and am just before 6 month i came from italy and i made for son an BMT in TORVERGATA OSPIDALY under care of Prof.leucarally and Dr. Paola Polchi who she made thye biopsy for my son ..
come on just pay 50 euro to the taxi and go to TORVERGATA hospital 9 floor andf ask for Prof.leucarally...
khalifa
state of kuwait
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Thanks for info, but I have just an appointment to Hospital S.Anna in Torino (http://www.talassemicitorino.it/pagina.asp?sezione=59)
I complained myself of the fact that the doctor wanted to make the biopsy
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Hi Vincenzo,
The squid test will give a far more accurate view of your liver iron concentrations than a biopsy will, and also won't involve any needles or risk. Let us know what the results are.
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SQUID? What is that... - I have never heard of that before.
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SQUID: Superconductive Quantum Interference Device
It's a non invasive method (without making a biopsy) to mesure iron quantity in liver comparable to an MRI.
For more infos have a look to the following link:
http://www.eiseninfo.de/biomag2002.pdf
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SQUID: Superconductive Quantum Interference Device
It's a non invasive method (without making a biopsy) to mesure iron quantity in liver comparable to an MRI.
For more infos have a look to the following link:
http://www.eiseninfo.de/biomag2002.pdf
hey thanks :)