IAS Sponsors
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The Florida Hospital Celebration Health Center for
COMPLEX ABDOMINAL AND PELVIC PAIN SYNDROME (CAPPS)
provides a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary, destination
program for the diagnosis, treatment and care of abdominal
and pelvic pain that has been unsuccessfully diagnosed
or treated.
Program Overview
The Center for CAPPS has a team of highly trained specialists
who can diagnose, treat, and are for persons suffering
from adhesions and adhesion-related disorders. Along
with an entire team of clinicians, nutritionists,
psychologists, exercise physiologists, social workers,
and care coordinators, the CAPPS program doctors
care for the “whole person” to get them
back to enjoying life.
Your Center for CAPPS Clinical Care Coordinator -
Guiding You To Whole Person Health
The Center
for Complex Abdominal and Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CAPPS) at Florida Hospital Celebration Health offers
a Care Coordinator Program to assist you in scheduling
appointments for consultations, diagnostic procedures,
surgery, and puts you in touch with our physician experts
and array of related services to help you achieve a
full, whole-person recovery. This service is available
free of charge and is designed to help you through
the process of diagnosis, treatment and recovery.
Your Coordinator will provide the following services
tailored to your individual needs:
- Educational disease information and support services
- Rapid scheduling of appointments, consultations,
tests and procedures.
- Assistance with comprehensive coordinator of providers
for test and procedures.
Anyone can self-refer to
the CAPPS Clinical Care Coordinator Program. All
calls are free and confidential. To talk
or meet with your Care Coordinator. Simply call 407-303-4424, Monday through Friday from
8am-5pm (eastern).
and visit: http://www.adhesionscenter.com
Please note that in addition to providing sponsorship
for this website, the Center for CAPPS has a business
relationship with the International
Adhesions Society and Synechion,
Inc.
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Center for Women’s Care And Reproductive
Surgery |
Center
for Women's Care & Reproductive Surgery (Atlanta,
GA). Dr. Tom Lyons, Medical Director, is globally known
for his skills as a laparoscopic surgeon. Dr. Lyons has
developed two minimally-invasive GYN procedures and trains
surgeons worldwide as well as employs proven surgical
excision treatment for endometriosis. Currently,
Dr. Lyons is involved in two studies focusing on the treatment
of ARD using advanced laparoscopic techniques to develop
new methods of preventing adhesions.
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Medispecialty
(Austin, TX) are the leaders in Interactive Communications
for Healthcare, understanding how marketing, sales,
operational, regulatory and medical education departments
work together to successfully implement a surgical,
pharmaceutical or biotech company's e-healthcare local,
regional and global strategies. Medispecialty, designed
and built obgyn.net to be the premier provider of women's
health information. Visit: www.medispecialty.com
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SYNECHION,
INC. (Dallas, TX), is a consulting company specializing
in the science and business of post-operative adhesions.
SYNECHION provides professional services relating to
the development of medical products, based on over
20 years
of experience of its principal, Dr. David Wiseman, in
the medical industry.
Visit: www.synechion.com
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The IAS gratefully acknowledges the receipt of unrestricted
financial or other support from the above sponsors. We
do
not make any warranties, representations or endorsements,
expressly or by implication, about the effectiveness or
suitability
of the products or services provided by the above sponsors.
Information presented in this website does not necessarily
reflect the opinion of any of our sponsors. For information
on the correct use of the products and services mentioned
here, please contact the sponsor concerned. The inclusion
of this information is not intended to convey any form
of
advertisement in places where the products or services of
these companies are restricted by law. Always consult
a competent
medical or other health professional before embarking on,
or changing any course of treatment.
E-mail Dr Wiseman
for further details.
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