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@cornishrex

I was just diagnosed with Celiac Artery Compression Syndrome following a CT Angio. I am being referred to a vascular surgeon but would like to be sure to talk to one that is familiar with the syndrome. I live in San Diego and have access to the doctors at UCSD. How do I find one that will best be able to help me.

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Kanaaz Pereira, Connect Moderator | @kanaazpereira | Jul 22, 2017

Hello @cornishrex,

Welcome to Connect. I'm sorry to learn about your diagnosis, and glad that you've joined us here.

I’m confident that @kariulrich will reply to you soon. It helps so much to hear from others who have experience with the same condition. I'm also tagging @artistgma @evileye00 @lmtuska @evrose23 @jamorris9 @sarah1317 @coffeelatte @azbluebird who have all posted and shared their experiences in this discussion.

@cornoshrex, how are you managing your symptoms currently?

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Kari Ulrich, Alumna Mentor | @kariulrich | Jul 23, 2017

Welcome @cornishrex! When you see your vascular specialist ask them how may surgeries they do a year, what surgical approach they use and why? I sometimes go through the list of doctors at a medical center, many have bios and search what their area or interest is. Another way is go to google scholar and see who has published in the area of Celiac Artery Compression Syndrome. Always ask questions, it is ok to get second and third opinions. You will know when you find the doctor that best suits you.

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