1 Response to "Dubious “doctors” keep turning up at congressional town hall meetings to support a government health care takeover plan that sane medical professionals are revolting against in force.".
I can’t say how to keep these “Dubious Doc’s” from turning up at the various “Health Care Town Hall Meetings. I can’t even tell you how to keep them from disrupting the meetings and making really stupid people think Doctors and other medical caregivers actually support this untenable plan. But, I can tell you a couple of questions to ask these “fake docs” which will unmask most of them:
1. Could you please describe an Acoustic Neuroma, otherwise known as an Acoustic Tumor? How many people get them and find them while still alive?
2. Could you please describe what type of surgery (basic name) would be required to remove an Acoustic Tumor and if there are any other options for removing Acoustic Tumors? For the other options, describe when you would use the other options…
3. Acoustic Tumor (3cm x 3-1/2 cm) on Left Side, Where do you make the first incision?
Answers:
1. Acoustic Tumor is by definition a BENIGN bulbous Growth centered on the 8th Cranial (Acoustic) Nerve starting near intersection of the inner ear & the 8th C.N. and growing toward the Pons/Medulla. After growing for 6-8 years, the Acoustic Tumor renders the person deal in the ear effected and begins in effect the 7th Cranial (Facial) Nerve.
2. A larger Acoustic Tumor would be removed during a Craniotomy or Brain Surgery. A bone flap is removed to access the tumor in order to remove it. The alternative, now used with smaller Acoustic Tumors (Tumors smaller than 2 cm x 1-1/2 cm which haven’t effected the patient’s hearing) is focused radio therapy – Microwaves…
3. A 3-1/2 cm x 3 cm Acoutistic Tumor on the L. S. would be accessed starting with a cured incision approximately 7 cm long, 2 – 2-1/2 cm directly dorsal from the Ear…
I guarantee you, unless this fake handled my case, or read this blog, he or she won’t be able to answer these questions.
1. Comment by Michael Sweeney
21/Aug/2009 at 5:01 pm
I can’t say how to keep these “Dubious Doc’s” from turning up at the various “Health Care Town Hall Meetings. I can’t even tell you how to keep them from disrupting the meetings and making really stupid people think Doctors and other medical caregivers actually support this untenable plan. But, I can tell you a couple of questions to ask these “fake docs” which will unmask most of them:
1. Could you please describe an Acoustic Neuroma, otherwise known as an Acoustic Tumor? How many people get them and find them while still alive?
2. Could you please describe what type of surgery (basic name) would be required to remove an Acoustic Tumor and if there are any other options for removing Acoustic Tumors? For the other options, describe when you would use the other options…
3. Acoustic Tumor (3cm x 3-1/2 cm) on Left Side, Where do you make the first incision?
Answers:
1. Acoustic Tumor is by definition a BENIGN bulbous Growth centered on the 8th Cranial (Acoustic) Nerve starting near intersection of the inner ear & the 8th C.N. and growing toward the Pons/Medulla. After growing for 6-8 years, the Acoustic Tumor renders the person deal in the ear effected and begins in effect the 7th Cranial (Facial) Nerve.
2. A larger Acoustic Tumor would be removed during a Craniotomy or Brain Surgery. A bone flap is removed to access the tumor in order to remove it. The alternative, now used with smaller Acoustic Tumors (Tumors smaller than 2 cm x 1-1/2 cm which haven’t effected the patient’s hearing) is focused radio therapy – Microwaves…
3. A 3-1/2 cm x 3 cm Acoutistic Tumor on the L. S. would be accessed starting with a cured incision approximately 7 cm long, 2 – 2-1/2 cm directly dorsal from the Ear…
I guarantee you, unless this fake handled my case, or read this blog, he or she won’t be able to answer these questions.