Daniel A Selo, MD

I had a very rare pancreatic tumor and Dr. Selo had to do the touchy biopsy. He was one of only 2 doctors who was willing to do the procedure. He was amazing. After my diagnosis, he also referred me to a surgeon who also did an excellent job!

I was nervous about me first ever endoscopy. Dr. Selo and his staff assisted me in feeling so much more at ease. I also did not remember the procedure only entering the endoscopy room and waking up in the post op room.

I've had a problem with large amounts of blood in my stool for over a decade. The problem has become longer in duration more recently. He's done nothing in both of my visits. Says it is okay, which I doubt.

I have been ill with a GI illness for over 2 years and heard nothing but glowing recommendations of DR Selo...bunk! Two years in a row he did tests and assured me I'd get better, He knew the problem. This spring after a test he told my husband he would call him at work to discuss the findings. He never did. Instead I called the nurses station about a month after the tests, still suffering and was told by the nurses" Dr Selo says you are dismissed ; it's all in your head.Later I discovered I have severe gastritis and since I'd also been fainting for a year, which I told him ( he gave me iron infusions for that) I later found out from an MRI I have a brain blood vessel disease that leads to early strokes. I'm not even 60 years old. I consider him okay if you have a simple to diagnose problem, but he makes sure not to spend time on difficult cases