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USA: Massachusetts |
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| Town |
Specialty |
Doctor |
Patient Comments |
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Boston area. |
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Erik Alexander, M.D., Mass General and Brigham & Womens Hospital,
617-726-3872 and 617-732-5661 |
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Boston area. |
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Beverly Biller, M.D., Massachusetts General Hospital,
617-726-3872 |
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Boston area. |
Neuroendocrinology |
Dr. Grinspoon
Neuroendocrine Clinic
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jackson 1021 Fruit St.
Boston, MA 02114
617-726-3872
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I see Dr. Grinspoon, he's wonderful. |
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Boston area. |
Neuroendocrinology |
Dr. Anne Klibanski
Chief, Division of neuroendocrinology
Harvard University
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jackson 1021 Fruit St.
Boston, MA 02114
617-726-3872
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My doctor is wonderful and she works with Dr. Biller at Mass general,
she has not only treated me as a patient but as a friend she believed me
when I said I didn't feel good. |
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Boston area. |
Pediatric endo |
Dr. Lynne
Levitsky
Pediatric Endocrinology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jackson 1021 Fruit St.
Boston, MA 02114
(617)
726-5790 |
Dr. Levitsky
was excellent. My pediatrician in Binghamton had suggested Cushing's on my
first visit, my local endo sent me to Dr. Levitsky, and within two months I
was having surgery. Like I said, she's in pediatric endocrinology, but she
really listens and asks pertinent questions. She's had lots of experience
with Cushing's and knows how to treat it. She was great about keeping in
touch with my local endo through letters about my visit and results, and she
always sent a copy to my house. She's down-to-earth and makes it a priority
to keep her patients informed about their own condition. (Very important!
She's a wonderful doctor and a wonderful person. |
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Boston area. |
Endocrinology,
Diabetes & Metabolism |
Dr Evan Rosen, MD
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
330 Brookline Ave, Boston, MA 02215
ph 617-667-2151
fax 617-667-2927Specialty: Endocrinology, Diabetes &
Metabolism |
Dr. Rosen is an exceptionally skilled and compassionate doctor. He
recognized my symptoms as Cushing's when I had only been presenting them for
six months. Even though my symptoms were so minor at that point, Dr. Rosen
made sure that all appropriate tests were done; he is one of those few
doctors that will not rule out the possibility of a disease simply because
it is rare. He also pushed to have all the time-consuming tests done
(including 24hr cortisol, dexamethasone suppression, petrosal sampling and
MRI) within a two month period. Dr. Rosen was always willing to answer any
of my questions no matter what the time of day, and he never once made me
feel like I was pestering him. |
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Boston area. |
Pituitary, Endocrinologist |
Steven J. Russell, M.D., Ph.D.
Neuroendocrine Clinical Center
Massachusetts General Hospital Neuroendocrine Clinical Center
Zero Emerson Place, Suite 112
Boston, MA 02114
Phone: 6177267948
Fax: 6177261241
http://pituitary.mgh.harvard.edu
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Dr. Russell is knowledgeable, professional, thorough, and caring, and I consider myself truly blessed to be under his care. |
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Boston. |
Neurosurgeon |
Brooke Swearingen, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital
15 Parkman Street,
WAC 331
Boston, MA 02114-3117
Phone: (617) 726-3910
Fax: (617) 726-7546
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Dr. Swearingen is a gifted and highly skilled neurosurgeon
with years of experience in performing transsphenoidal surgery for pituitary
tumors. Experience is a key factor in the success of any surgery, but
especially important when dealing with tiny microadenomas in the brain. He
is a man of few words, but his success rate speaks volumes! |
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