You can try this neurologist that the neuropathy association recommends Dr. Terry J Petrella. Go to [url]www.neuropathy.org[/url] click on resources, then neurologists from drop down, then Florida and read through the list to find this doctor. He may not be an expert on GBS/CIDP but he would know neuropathy’s.

Hello,
I think this name sounded familiar to me because he was one of the neurologists who spoke about GBS/CIDP at the Phoenix Symposium two years ago, so if you can travel to Phoenix try to see Dr. David Saperstein as your first choice. Our foundation can confirm it and give you more info about how to contact him.

Another neuropathy site recommends these doctors, but I don’t know if they are familiar with GBS and CIDP.
Dr. David Bamford, University of Arizona, College of Medicine
Tuscon

And Mayo Clinics usually are know for excellent doctors,
Dr. Benn Smith,
Scottsdale

Take Care…Be Well

I don’t know how far you are from Birmingham, AL, but I feel that I received excellent care for my GBS at University Hospital there. It is a teaching hospital w/in the UAB system.

Hello John,
The first thing you should do is to call our foundation and ask them if they can refer you to a neurologist in San Antonio.

This is the best I could do using a search, neurologychannel was the only one that listed doctors in San Antonio. It does not state whether they have experience with gbs/cidp.

Roberto Silva
5655 1H-35 South
San Antonio 210-921-0116

Thomas J. Brown
18626 Hardy Oak suite 230
San Antonio 210-646-9244
2nd office
19222 Stonehue (same #)
suite 101

Wilfred Castro
1202 East Sonterra Blvd.
suite 302
San Antonio 210-615-1401

Perhaps when they post on a neurology site, they are good doctors.
San Antonio