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</div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p></div><p><br><br>I don't think they do it often. <p>Here is the link to his bio (his name is Kim Jin Kuk)<p><a href='http://www.samsunghospital.com/smchome/deptinfo/hdep_p_drview_01.jsp?deptCode=TS&patno=194146'>www.samsunghospital.com...</a><p>Obviously, you want me to meet again with him and ask him how many he's done and for his recommendations on increasing the chances of a successful outcome. <p>I don't know who is in a better situation to help me besides yourself, though. <p>I'm sure this small country doesn't do EPP very often ... besides a population of roughly only 50 million, that figure doesn't have the additional boost from foreigners coming into the country to receive world-class medical care, as does the US so I'm sure Korea doesn't do many EPP surgeries based on population-size. And, perhaps, the Koreans who do need the surgery go abroad, as foreign medical is considered better ( Korea is considered up-to-par in some other areas (like, stomach cancer)).<br><br>I am still opting for here, at present. First, they offered to do the surgery here -- so I assume they are confident they can carry it out. Second, cost. Thirdly, I would lose my job and along with it my life here in Korea. (I assume I can't fly after this surgery for a very long time, and travelling might be too much for me). <br><br>Is there any possibility the surgery will cause me lifelong pain? Up till now, I've been pain-free. I'm worried about that.<CENTER><IMG SRC='http://blog.sirfsup.com/~jcs/us/divider_rainbow.gif' WIDTH='60%' HEIGHT=6 ALT='----------------------------------------------------------------------'> </center><p><p><br><br><br><br><br><br>
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