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Expert Profile: Dina Q Goldin, Ph.D.

Expertise:  Information and advice for Acoustic Neuroma patients who would like honest patient-to-patient interaction about their symptoms or about treatments and related medical procedures. If you are unsure if your experience is "normal", or are wondering whether your information is complete, feel free to ask.

Experience in the area
I am an Acoustic Neuroma patient and the founding editor
of the Acoustic Neuroma Patient Archive (http://www.ANarchive.org).

Publications
ENT Journal

Education/Credentials
Ph.D.

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Something controversial or provocative about this subject  The AN world can be a treacherous place for the uninformed patient...
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Prestige Points: 1216
Knowledge   9.82   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.94   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.88   Best of the best
Politeness   9.97   Best of the best
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Total Questions
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User Comments
Very knowledgable and caring. She even took the time to add important information for my consideration to her original answer.
(Sue on 11/17/08)
Thank you for your advise. I have had my MRI but without contrast as they said they only do contrast if they see something that warrants further inves
(Maggie on 10/22/08)
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Recent Answers from Dina Q Goldin, Ph.D.
2008-11-22  neurinoma tumour of ponto cerebellar angle For many AN patients, the best is to avoid invasive treatment -- i.e. radiosurgery, GK (Gamma Knife) or FSR (Fractionated Stereotactic Radiosurgery). It is true that the skill of a surgeon greatly affects...
2008-11-14  hypo-FRS There is sufficient research to show that either 3 or 5 treatments of FRS have higher hearing preservation rates than either the longer protocol (25-30 treatments) or Gamma Knife, which is one session...
2008-11-10  possible AN Your symptoms are consistent with AN. Standard hearing tests, which ask you to listen to beeps, are not useful for ANs. The problem with these tests is that ANs often distort the way you hear different...
2008-11-10  Acoustic Neuroma I do not blame you for trying to avoid surgery. AN surgery is very risky, and in my opinion does not make sense if alternative treatments exist that are much less risky. Tumors your size are certainly...
2008-11-05  Hurting Ear Clearly, whatever is causing problems with your ear cannot be seen externally. Something is going on inside your head, and GPs are not much help there. You need to be working with a specialist rather...
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