John B. BundrickMD
Mayo Clinic Rochester publishing editor/contributor to Mayo Clin Proc with 'clinical pearls' about Carnett's maneuver to diagnose non-operative chronic abdominal wall pain

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John B Bundrick MD is now publishing in Mayo Clinic Proceedings about the Carnett's maneuver to save abdominal wall pain problems, the common abdominal cutaneous nerve entrapment problem, from going to unnecessary neurectomies & surgeries January;86 (1): 70-74. But it's too late for many patients that the Surgery Department at Mayo Clinic has butcherized over the last 20 years. Dr. Carnett's original article was written in 1926, but the Mayo Staff has never taken it seriously - never gotten the message.

In fact, the Mayo Surgical & Plastic Departments - under Dr. Michael Sarr (Chief of General Surgery) - have been fast-tracking these patients to unnecessary neurectomies and painful mass closure defects for years now - decades of unnecessary surgery for the money. These procedures are done without patient consent, the Chief of Plastics will turf women to Sarr without doing an exam himself (a FMG resident is what you get - the guy is lazy and FMG ridiculous), and Sarr thinks this all one big joke.


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State: Minnesota
City: Rochester
Address: 200 First Street SW
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