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ROBERT GISH, Las Vegas hepatologist

I live 100 or so miles from Las Vegas and need a HEPATOLOGIST at this point - not a general gastro.  I read somewhere about this doctor.  Does anyone know if he still treats us heppers in Vegas and what his phone number is if he does?

Thanks.
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He is our doctor at UCSD, and is outstanding.  More often than not, we see Dr. Martinez, his associate.  He also works in Las Vegas with Dr. Gish.  He has been unbelievably responsive, and is an incredible doctor.  Best of luck to you.
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Thank you so much.  I will call Monday.  I live about 100 miles south of the Hoover Dam - so I come into Vegas through Henderson - so that's convenient.  I will receive a LOT better care than I'm going to get around here in the sticks.  I would probably have stayed with the local gastro for the tx (haven't started yet), but now steatosis has shown up on my pre-tx CT scan.  It is such a setback (and a real fear factor).  I was finally ready to go, so I don't know how this is going to affect whether or not I can even do triple tx.  This is scary and throws me into another ball park.  I need a hepatologist now, no doubt about it.  And I need to talk to someone who is an expert.  I'm 65, Gen 1 and have harbored this monster virus for over 40 years.  Guess I'm lucky to be alive - but I'm not ready to check out yet.  I didn't even know what steatosis was until I saw my scan report.  Now I do know - and I am petrified.
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29837 tn?1414534648
DR. ROBERT GISH = 619-543-6303,4 or 619-543-5415
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29837 tn?1414534648
He is no longer at the Maryland Pkwy. office, but now in Henderson.
You have to go through the University Of San Diego to set up a patient profile and appointment...

Magnum
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163305 tn?1333668571
When I began seeing my hepatologist at CPMC, Dr. Gish was working there. In fact we informally referred  to the hepatologists there as the Gish group.

I never actually had Dr. Gish as my doctor, but he has an excellent reputation.
You couldn't put yourself into better hands.

Magnum currently sees him in Vegas.
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sorry, my bad.  I see the vegas number in the linked article.  my local doctors are general gastro. and what is going on with me now requires someone with Dr. Gish's expertise and skills.  If I can't see him, I am certainly willing to see one of his associates.  thanks again

your experience with him?  i bet it's great
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What is his phone # in Vegas?  Or do I go through the San Diego center?
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but I can still see him in Vegas?
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163305 tn?1333668571
FYI:
Dr. Gish is no longer based with CPMC but with UCSD
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Well, how lucky can I get ~~ this is good news after 24 plus hours of crying about the steatosis that showed up right before I was going to start the triple treatment.  THANK YOU all for these responses.  I will call on Monday.
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Gish, Robert G., MD
Dr. Robert Gish

UCSD contact info:
http://health.ucsd.edu/UCSD_MD/Pages/results.aspx?&last=&first=&specialty=16&location=&gender=

800-926-8273

in Nevada:
http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/newsrel/health/2011_08nevadaLiver.asp

619-543-6303,4 or 619-543-541
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One of our forum members, Magnum, sees Dr. Gish when he’s in Las Vegas.
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/29837

Another forum member’s husband sees Dr. Gish in San Diego.
http://www.medhelp.org/personal_pages/user/1949554

Advocate1955

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1747881 tn?1546175878
California Pacific Medical Center Gastroenterology
Robert G Gish
3006 S Maryland Pkwy
Las Vegas Liver Clinic STE 470
Las Vegas, NV 89109
(702) 796-9111

  
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