Dr. Barrack just had several good old-fashioned x-rays taken -- from
different angles. Nothing more than that. I think a doctor might
order more (e.g. MRI) if he or she suspects other problems. Now,
perhaps that might be the case with your situation (if I recall
correctly, you said something about an "impingement disorder??")
not sure if that is more complicated than "plain old" osteoarthritis.
Kathy
LBHR -- 6/05/07 -- Dr. Robert Barrack (St. Louis)
--- In surfacehippy@
wrote:
>
> Another question, Kathy? What are the standard films the resurfacing
> specialist uses to make the proper diagnosis and determine whether one
> is a resurfacing candidate? Plain xrays? Xrays plus MRI with contrast?
>
> I will see how things go with Clohisy. I will send my results to Dr.
> Gross, but I really don't think I can travel under my circumstances
> (i.e., working wife, two kids, not to mention my own work as an
> attorney). We'll see.
>
> Thanks, Manoo.
>
>
> Manooher Mofidi
> mmofidi@...
> P: 314.552.6421
> F: 314.552.7421
> M: 314.602.6421
>
> Thompson Coburn LLP
> One US Bank Plaza
> St. Louis, Missouri 63101
> www.thompsoncoburn.
>
>
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