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>> i took her to his office. they did a cat scan and they said she had a deviated septum and polyps and he could make her headache-free if she immediately had surgery. >> how soon did it happen? >> within two weeks. >> how is she? >> the headaches didnt stop. the light sensitivity got worse. >> it wasnt until she took kayla to specialists that she finally discovered the cause of kaylas misery. >> they did a cat scan as well of her head, and they told us that evening that there was a tumor there....

And his practice grew rapidly. >> we could see 40 to 50 patients on an office day. out of those, 10 to 16 would be new patients. >> how many surgeries was he performing? >> on an average, within 15 to 22 a week. >> 15 to 22 surgeries, one man, every week. >> yes. >> and youve worked in this business a long time. i mean, how busy is that compared to your average surgeon? >> huge. >> dennington said patients who walked into the clinic with anything from breathing problems to bad headaches were tol...

History of sinus problems, seeking out a sinus specialist for her breathing problem seemed logical. >> the first time i heard about him was when she called me. she was going to have sinus surgery and she needed a ride to and from the surgery. >> dr. weinbergers diagnosis? sinusitis, nasal polyps, deviated septum, all problems he told phyllis that could be cure with surgery. >> did your sister get better after the surgery? >> no. she got progressively worse after the surgery. >> by thanksgiving, ...

Medications every day and had a 95% success rate. >> his technique was incredible. ive done sinus surgeries for 18 years. never saw the technique that he used, and it was the benefit to the patients was amazing. >> weinbergers business model it seemed was based on the three-word slogan of salesmen everywhere -- volume, volume, volume. >> i think he measured a certain amount of his worth by how many procedures he was doing. >> of course, the fact that nearly all of weinbergers patients seemed to ...

Seeking out a sinus specialist for her breathing problem seemed logical. >> the first time i heard about him was when she called me. she was going to have sinus surgery and she needed a ride to and from the surgery. >> dr. weinbergers diagnosis? sinusitis, nasal polyps, deviated septum, all problems he told phyllis that could be cure with surgery. >> did your sister get better after the surgery? >> no. she got progressively worse after the surgery. >> by thanksgiving, just six weeks after her su...

Deviated septum, all problems he told phyllis that could be cure with surgery. >> did your sister get better after the surgery? >> no. she got progressively worse after the surgery. >> by thanksgiving, just six weeks after her surgery with weinberger, phyllis barnes was gasping for breath. repeated follow-up visits to the clinic brought no relief. her family feared she might have pneumonia. >> i had to call the ambulance one night to have her taken to the emergency room because she couldnt breat...

They did a cat scan and they said she had a deviated septum and polyps and he could make her headache-free if she immediately had surgery. >> how soon did it happen? >> within two weeks. >> how is she? >> the headaches didnt stop. the light sensitivity got worse. >> it wasnt until she took kayla to specialists that she finally discovered the cause of kaylas misery. >> they did a cat scan as well of her head, and they told us that evening that there was a tumor there. >> and what was that night l...

>> his technique was incredible. ive done sinus surgeries for 18 years. never saw the technique that he used, and it was the benefit to the patients was amazing. >> weinbergers business model it seemed was based on the three-word slogan of salesmen everywhere -- volume, volume, volume. >> i think he measured a certain amount of his worth by how many procedures he was doing. >> of course, the fact that nearly all of weinbergers patients seemed to have the same problem and required the exact same ...

Ive done sinus surgeries for 18 years. never saw the technique that he used, and it was the benefit to the patients was amazing. >> weinbergers business model it seemed was based on the three-word slogan of salesmen everywhere -- volume, volume, volume. >> i think he measured a certain amount of his worth by how many procedures he was doing. >> of course, the fact that nearly all of weinbergers patients seemed to have the same problem and required the exact same surgery greatly simplified things...

And from the surgery. >> dr. weinbergers diagnosis? sinusitis, nasal polyps, deviated septum, all problems he told phyllis that could be cure with surgery. >> did your sister get better after the surgery? >> no. she got progressively worse after the surgery. >> by thanksgiving, just six weeks after her surgery with weinberger, phyllis barnes was gasping for breath. repeated follow-up visits to the clinic brought no relief. her family feared she might have pneumonia. >> i had to call the ambulanc...