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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate BPH / January 2004Dr. M. Hai, Detroit (Westland) area
Any PVP patients of Dr. Hai? Apparently he trained at Mayo and has trained other docs in PVP: I've had great recommendations by another uro. Would appreciate patient feedback. Bob Morris Bob: Are you located in Michigan??? I originally was considering going to see him, but there was another fellow on this newsgroup who was seeing him. Bottom line was that he (I think his name was Carl) had a very POOR experience. Now, admittedly that was just one person, but I decided to wait. There is now a Dr. John Wei who is affiliated with the U. of Michigan. I don't know anything about him other than he is on their web-site. I am scheduled for an appointment on Monday (might get delayed as a snow storm might interfere). Mel > Any PVP patients of Dr. Hai? > Apparently he trained at Mayo and has trained other docs in PVP: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bob Morris As I recall, the fellow who had a less than successful experience with Dr. Hai indicated it may have been more of a case of unrealistic expectations rather than any problem with the Dr. As we are beginning to read here in this NG, not everyone has the fantastic results with PVP that many seem to have had. It is probably still better than all the alternatives but one needs to recognize that everyone reacts differently to a surgical procedure. > Bob: > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > > > Bob Morris Lee: I think it was worse than that. I don't think his symptoms improved. Maybe someone could check the archives! Mel > As I recall, the fellow who had a less than successful experience with Dr. > Hai indicated it may have been more of a case of unrealistic expectations [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > > > > > Bob Morris He is the most experineced KTP uro in the world with Dr. Malek in Mayo He is the most experineced KTP uro in the world with Dr. Malek in Mayo Hi, I'm Korean Urologist doing KTP in KOREA. We call this case as " Silent retention", and it is the reason why we have to regular check-up. I think the best way of bladder recovery is to rest. So keep IC and try KTP or PVP. |
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