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To: jeffrey epstein (jeevacation@gmaitcomXieffrey epstein (ieevacation6gmaitcom)J: jeevacation©[email protected] Fran: Boris Nikolic Sent Thur 5/9/2013 5:02:56 PM Subject: FW: Visit during ARVO Fyi — I connected Joe with chairmen at UCLA and Stanford From: Steven Schwartz (mailto Sent: Thursday, May 9, 2013 11:55 AM To: Boris Nikolic Cc: Mark Blumenkranz Subject: Re: Visit during ARVO Joe , looking forward to facilitating his care. Steven Schwartz On May 9, 2013, at 7:56 AM, Boris Nikolic wrote: Thank you Steve! It is my pleasure to introduce a dear friend Joe Pagano whose son has the eye problem. Joe — Dr. Mark Blumenkranz (Stanford) and Dr. Steven Schwartz (UCLA) are one of the best ophthalmologists in the world. They helped me a lot with my eye problem. They generously offer to help re your son. They would like that your son first sees Bob Goldberg at UCLA and based on that they will decide re next steps. Joe can you provide a contact of your son in LA so that they can arrange he sees Dr. Bob Goldberg? Thank you EFTA_R1_00458354 EFTA01973866 Boris From: Steven Schwartz Sent: Thursday, May 9, 2013 1:41111 ) To: Boris Nikolic Cc: Mark Blumenkranz Subject: Re: Visit during ARVO Boris, We can arrange something for him ASAP. Please send me his contacts and we'll handle it. Steve Sent from my iPad On May 8, 2013, at 9:41 PM, Boris Nikolic e > wrote: Hi Mark and Steve, Can you please connect me with Bob Goldberg? Hope that your time in Seattle was great. Sorry that we missed each other. All the best Boris From: Mark Blumenkranz [mailto:r 1 Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2013 1:28 AM EFTA_R1_00458355 EFTA01973867 To: Boris Nikolic Cc: Steven Schwartz Subject: Re: Visit during ARVO Boris Let's start with Bob Goldberg locally down there since it will be easier. If that doesn't solve it we can have him fly up here. I am copying Steve Schwartz to help coordinate. best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz MD HJ Smead Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director. B ersE e Institute at Stanford On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 10:04 PM, Boris Nikolic wrote: Thank you! What would you recommend? It seems somewhat more complicated. A travel is not an issue — whatever you feel more confident with? Please let me know Boris EFTA_R1_00458358 EFTA01973868 From: Mark Blumenkranz [mailto Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 9:53 PM To: Boris Nikolic Subject: Re: Visit during ARVO Boris I am happy to try to help. We could have him see Bob Goldberg who is chief of the service at Jules Stein locally in LA and whom I and Steve know well. Alternatively I can arrange for him to be seen up here at Stanford by members of our corneal and ocluo-plastics team if he is wiling to travel up to the Bay Area. Please let me know what their preference is and we will make it happen. Safe travels! best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz MD I-U Smcad Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director. B ersE e Institute at Stanford On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 9:36 PM, Boris Nikolic wrote: Thank you Mark! EFTA_R1_00458357 EFTA01973869 Please let me look at my calendar, I am traveling a lot for next 3-4 weeks. We will find some time in June for sure. In mean time— can I please ask you for a big favor. Joseph Pagano is a son of my friend Joe Pagano. Joseph is going to school in LA. He has some very severe case of blepharitis that has been going on for few years. It is getting more and more serious — to the point that his school performance is impaired. I am attaching you some notes from his specialist in LA. Nevertheless, I do not think that he ever had a more detailed work out. Do you know anyone that can see him? Steven? Or he can come to Stanford? Please let me know So sorry to bother you but Joe is my good friend and he and his son are getting desperate. THANK YOU SO MUCH Boris From: Mark Blumenkranz [mailto Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:35 PM EFTA_R1_00458358 EFTA01973870 To: Boris NikoliC Subject: Re: Visit during ARVO Boris Thanks much... I don't want to make it rushed and difficult for you. I am definitely game to come up next month when the timing is right and spend some unhurried time with you. I am very interested to see both the Gates Foundation and Intellectual Ventures, both of which are fascinating to me. Let me know some times that might work for you towards the end of the month or beginning of June following Memorial Day. My schedule gets dramatically better then. Mondays and Thursdays both tend to be quite open since I do not have patients those days. best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz MD HJ Smead Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director. B ersE e Institute at Stanford On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 1:38 PM, Boris Nikolic wrote: Sorry to hear that but it might work better sometime next month. If anything still changes, please let me know — I can have it organize on this Friday afternoon. I also contacted IV and Modernist Cuisine so this is pending as well. EFTA_R1_00458359 EFTA01973871 Even if you have time for a dinner this Friday, please let me know All the best Boris From: Mark Blumenkranz [mailto Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 201310: To: Boris Nikolic Cc: Steven Schwartz Subject: Re: Visit during ARVO Boris Thanks so much for all the effort you put into this and following up. I am so excited about doing this, as is Steve Schwartz, that given our schedules this week perhaps we should find another day to do this when things quiet down next month. We would both be glad to fly up at a time that works best for you. Mondays Thursdays and Fridays tend to be best for me.let me know what you think. Best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz Professor and Chair Department of Ophthalmology Director Byers Eye Institute Stanford University EFTA_R1_00458360 EFTA01973872 Sent from my iPhone On Apr 28, 2013, at 8:56 PM, Boris Nikolic •= > wrote: Hi Mark! So sorry for a small delay in my reply — have been traveling since we met. Last few days were packed with meetings — these meetings along with a small screen size always put me behind in email reply. There might be a problem with scheduling. This week is my super busy week. Tomorrow, Tuesday and Thursday I will be attending board meetings for the most of day. Wednesday I am having a full morning, followed by a short trip to LA. Friday I blocked afternoon/evening for meeting you and Steve. Is it possible later in a day? Anytime? I am leaving on Saturday morning for NYC so Sunday (or week after) will not work for me. EFTA_R1_00458361 EFTA01973873 Looking forward to seeing you All the best Boris From: Mark Blumenkranz [inekto Sent: Thursday, April 25, 20111.11 To: Boris Nikolic Subject: Visit during ARVO Boris It was great seeing you last week and trust all continues to go well. I wanted to let you know that a few items have come up that impact on the timing of my visit to Seattle. I am the featured speaker at the luncheon during the ARVO forum on Friday May3d at noon where I will be speaking on Innovation from Academia, Crossing the Other Chasm. Later in the afternoon I am on a panel at 3 PM and so I think that timing will make it difficult for me to come to the Gates Foundation that day. Is there a chance that we could do this either Thursday the 2d , or Monday or Tuesday instead. I have to fly out on Friday afternoon for a memorial service Friday evening and will be back on Sunday morning. I do hope we have the chance to get together. In the meantime let me know if you would like to come to the luncheon or any of the meetings on Friday and I can arrange it. They deal with the interface between vision research and industry. EFT&R1_00458362 EFTA01973874 best Mark Mark S. Blumenkranz MD HJ Smead Professor and Chairman Department of Ophthalmology Director, B ersE e Institute at Stanford EFTA_R1_00458383 EFTA01973875

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