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Subject: Re: Spasm reduction
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[This is from the Spinal Injury Conference]

Jean,

        This may be old news now but I thought I'd list a few of the centers 
that I know of that are testing the baclofen pump.  They are:

Dr. David Cahill, Tamp, Florida
Dr. Robert Coffee, Presbyterian University Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA
Dr. Robert Levy, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL
Dr. Paul Loubser, TIRR, Houston, TX
Dr. Joseph Ordia, Boston University, Boston, MA
Dr. Richard Penn, Rush Medical Center, Chicago, IL
Dr. Andrew Shetter, and Dr. Richard Herman, Good Samaritan Medical Center, 
PHoenix, AZ
Dr. WIlliam Steers, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

I found these names in the October 1989 edition of the Spinal Cord Society 
newsletter.

Jay

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