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$hadow
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Your best bet, contact private clinics (Harley street for example) and see what they say.
mygalperin
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Thank you, can you be more specific, I am I us and know nothing about pain clinics in London, thank you
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Not trying to be glib, but... Google?
"pain medicine harley street london" typed into Google gave me some immediate results.
Also, make the person in London do this. Not your problem.
I had a doctor fly from London to Maine for stellate blocks. No joke- he couldn't get anyone local to do it.
Wow.
mygalperin
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thats fine, pt probaably trusted a london guy, same with me, but in london. he been treated there by somebody else w/o any results.
Hey does anyone have any experience using the GE BRIVO PRIME or PLUs c-arm? I have a trusted local source that has one to sell.
Here is a link to the device in general
www.gehealthcare.in
It’s a new model 2017 that’s kind of like an OEC 9900 lite.
It looks like a reasonable price for my office procedures but I’m concerned about image quality with pain procedures. For context I do cases in HOPD as well as an OBS. In the hospital we have a GE OEC elite and it’s pretty sweet. In the office we have an old Xiehm exp scope 7000, it’s a dinosaur, image quality is “fine” but this machine is on its last leg.
I don’t need anything special for the basic procedures I do in the office so the Oec prime is a more economical option vs a refurb Oec 98 or 99.
If anyone has any experience with image quality on this, feedback would be appreciated.
Here is a link to the device in general
OEC Brivo Prime
For more than three decades OEC has been committed to delivering high quality innovative mobile C-arms. The OEC Brivo 785 Essential promises superb image quality in an easy-to-use system. The new generation of OEC Brivo C-arms is transforming healthcare by increasing access to high quality...
www.gehealthcare.in
It’s a new model 2017 that’s kind of like an OEC 9900 lite.
It looks like a reasonable price for my office procedures but I’m concerned about image quality with pain procedures. For context I do cases in HOPD as well as an OBS. In the hospital we have a GE OEC elite and it’s pretty sweet. In the office we have an old Xiehm exp scope 7000, it’s a dinosaur, image quality is “fine” but this machine is on its last leg.
I don’t need anything special for the basic procedures I do in the office so the Oec prime is a more economical option vs a refurb Oec 98 or 99.
If anyone has any experience with image quality on this, feedback would be appreciated.
mygalperin
Full Member
Very good choice, good for fat people
