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Also wanted to post this article if possible. The Cleveland Clinic has reached out to other hospitals to share their knowledge on vascular issues for people that cannot travel to the clinic. https://consultqd.clevelandclinic.org/cleveland-clinic-teams-with-three-baylor-hospitals-to-provide-heart-care/. I consulted with three docs before deciding. Two vascular and one general surgeon.

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jmmb | @jmmb | Oct 6, 2018

@annief thank you so much for this information. For my initial surgery in 2014 I had the chief of vascular surgery at UMC Medical center in Tucson, AZ. He was great. Unfortunately for me, he moved to Texas and became chief of vascular surgery at Baylor. I was going to follow up with him once I get my next scans. in 2015 I had stents put in, and 2017 balloon. My celiac is narrowing again. My surgeon at Mayo is awesome, but doesn't have MALS experience. I was also looking at Cleveland Clinic...this is great. Now I wonder if I can get in....he should remember me though, he published a journal article about me because my case was so rare!

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