<t>I had one. To the patient it's not any different to the regular routine of an mri, but it takes longer. it took over 2 hours for me, and i had to be sedated for it.<br/> <br/> i slept through the whole thing! the only thing is that some bpi specialists feel that the results can often be inconclus...

you might want to suggest a tri-phase bone scan. it is often used to diagnose rsd. my rsd showed up in mine...

<t>I have both. RSD has two types, one that is caused from actual nerve damage, and the other from trauma, like surgical incisions, broken bone, sprain, etc. <br/> <br/> Your wife's RSD may be a result of her BPI... You need to see both a BPI specialist as well as a RSD specialist. BPI is also very ...

<t>Hi Michele,<br/> I have a TBPI, and I also work with individuals with cognitive brain injuries. It's a rehabilitation program for clients with different levels of function. i don't know if there is something similar to our company where you live, but i've seen clients make so much progress that t...

maybe saturday afternoon somewhere in philly or maybe slightly out due to parking issues

<t>dr zager with university of penn hospital.<br/> sensitive caring guy. and he will be honest with you.<br/> <br/> i have rsd in my upper left extremity as well as a tbpi. i don't let pain stop me, and i didn't before i knew i had rsd. i've managed to regain the 2 inches of muscle atrophy. been goi...

weekday nights arent so hot for me

i would say after the holidays

i live in the philly area too, on the jersey side though, i'm about 14 miles outside of center city.

hi courtney
if you have any questions about rsd let me know. i've had a crash course in it during the past year. i hope that you do not have it.
in my thoughts, IM me sometime at Danzia.
Gillian