Does anyone know about those trails using celebrex for surgical adhesions , results seem so positive but my gastroenterologist says it doesn't work . anyone know about this or know how I could be able to contact the Mayo or Cleveland clinic on their data using this new promising method of treatment. What I've read Currently, the most common method of preventing adhesions uses a barrier agent or gel to separate the abdominal surfaces and prevent them from binding together. However, these treatments can suppress the immune system, cause infection, and impair healing . At 10 days, the placebo group had obvious abdominal adhesions. Mice receiving celebrex had a slight reduction in adhesions, and the Celebrex group had a larger reduction. The greatest reduction was in the mice given Celebrex, and 6 of 11 Celebrex-treated mice (55%) were completely adhesion-free. I read one testimonial where a girl has great results after only 4 months her last post was in March 2006 , and no follow up and wasn't on healthboards anyone know anything about this and its miracle cure for these annoying uncurable redundant painfull occurrence