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Date: Fri, 24 Apr 1998 09:40:49 +0200
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From: Ida & Andre Kamphuis <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: OPERATION EN Chine

Dennis and Rob

Reading about the cheap operation in Chine, I remembered a horror story
that was about one or two years ago in our papers. It was about organ
transplants that could be done in Chine for everyone who payed. They had no
shortage of organs, because they used organs of prisonners, who were
executed when their organ was needed. This is not about transplants but the
100% success rate they clame, is for me a sign to be alarmed and think they
should not be trusted.
It is the same kind of alarm that is felt when a regime that claims to be
democratic is always voted by 100% of voters.
                              Ida Kamphuis
Denis Rocheleau wrote:

Cette article parle d'une operation effectue en Chine avec succes (100%) sur
100 patients qui ont vues leurs conditions s'amelioraient d'une facon
exceptionnelle.  Les medecins ont utilises des microelectrodes qui permettent
d'avoir plus de precision pour trouver les cellules malades dans le cerveau.Le
medecin explique qu'il perce un trou dans le crane de un centimetre de long et
envoie le microelectrode dans le cerveau qui detecte les cellules
pathologiques et les tuent . A cette hopital, ils effectuent 2 operations par

The operation described here (at the Chinese hospital) is really he
same as pallidotomy using electrode monitoring.  It is available at
many facilities in North America and other places.  The only thing
somewhat strange is the "100%" effectiveness mentioned in the French
version.  Nothing is 100%.


Best,

Bob

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