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Add to the Main GuestBook for the MGH Neurosurgical Service THANK YOU ! Information on Referrals to MGH Neurosurgery or to other services at the MGH (MGH Physician Referral Service.) To the MGH Neurosurgical Service Homepage. GuestBook Log Please Note: This is an unmonitored guestbook. We can not endorse or be responsible for its content. For medical advise consult your physician. can someone please advise of a doctor, clinic, or hospital that is using experimental drugs in treating autonomic neuropathy?-- kandise humphrey <kandisethomas@hotmail_DOT_com> chester, va - Sunday, December 30, 2001 at 20:08:02 Great web site full of information, but still looking for more. any thing out there on a covered stent for endovascular use? Tamie Davern <t.a.davern@att.worldnet.att> Orlando, FL - Friday, December 28, 2001 at 18:51:12 You have all been very helpful to us in our hour of need. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Angelina Angelina Scriaeppe - Thursday, December 27, 2001 at 02:07:50 I have enjoyed visiting this site.Thank you. HAPPY NEW YEAR. Nazar Dessouki <nazar.dessouki@btinternet_DOT_com> CHELMSFORD, ESSEX - Wednesday, December 26, 2001 at 17:09:36 i would like to know if anyone had lumbar disc sugery and how long after sugery did you have to be most careful i'am a electrican and i'am always on ladders the sugeron said about two months til light duty i can return to any help would be appericated thank you the web site is great god bless and good luck to all al, hazleton pa. allen lehman <lehmanorganization@yahoo_DOT_com> hazleton, pa - Sunday, October 28, 2001 at 11:51:14 My husband had facial nerve schwannoma resected and immediate nerve graft put in. He now has complete facial paralysis on the left face. What are the chances of regaining facial motor function after complete nerve resection and graft? Is there a need for physical or speech therapy? Any alternative care that might help for recovery? Please reply. Worried to death and hoping to have some support from people who've had the same experience. Luz Cua <luzcuadmd@aol_DOT_com> Northfield, IL - Saturday, October 13, 2001 at 11:41:35 Iam 21 years old,and I am suferring Recklinghousen disease. I want to found more informations about that diseases. I am studying at an economics university,and my school results are quite good. adriana <aditavalcu@hotmail_DOT_com> Bucharest, - Wednesday, October 10, 2001 at 10:02:11 Would like to hear percentage results of surgery for lumbar spinal stenosis. I have very bad lower back pain and leg pain and considering surgery. Rachel <parrish311@msn_DOT_com> Decatur , Al - Friday, October 5, 2001 at 21:50:16 My uncle is no longer responding to non invasive therapies so his doctor (Dr. Madrazo) has told him to have a surgery named Pallidotomy but we are not so sure if this would be a good thing. We would like to get in touch with other people who have had it. ¿Can anybody help us? Maria Eugenia Ruelas eruelas@pziseries_DOT_com Maria Eugenia Ruelas <eruelas@pziseries_DOT_com> Mexico City, D.F. - Friday, September 21, 2001 at 17:12:03 I'd like to get off of my seizure medication - well, wouldn't we all? I'm 25 and would like to think about having children - without being on dilatin as it can be quite harmful to a fetus. Anyone have any luck getting off their medication using alternatives to medication/ surgery??? Davika Burns - Friday, August 31, 2001 at 20:49:40 Hello ~ In October 2000, I had a lamenectomy at L5-S1. My pain was relieved for about 4-months, then returned. I am in great pain, as I also have fibromyalgia and chronic pain. I recently learned that I have spurring and stenosis at L5-S1. My entire spine hurts, but significantly so in my lower back, pelvic and coccyx areas, and my upper thighs feel as if little needles are pricking them. I am searching for a neurosurgeon in the Dallas, Texas; San Antonio, Texas; Corpus Christi, Texas; or Houston, Texas area for an opinion. Should you be able to give me any suggestions or guidance at all, I would be most appreciative. Sincerely and God bless you, Kiki Kiki <PRINCEBOGIE@MSN_DOT_com> ALICE, TX - Monday, August 20, 2001 at 12:57:32 Folks I have a question about Scoliosis/Syringomyelia…. Is it normal for a person who suffers from this type of spinal problem to go on and develop Syringomyelia…where the person does not have the associated Arnold Chiari malformation or spinal mass lesion….what I would like to know is this a common occurrence with people who have Scoliosis…..I would indeed be grateful of any help… please contact me if you can help thank you Liam <praxis@ziplip_DOT_com> nil, na - Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 17:42:31 My uncle is no longer responding to non invasive therapies so his doctor (Dr. Madrazo) has told him to have a surgery named Pallidotomy but we are not so sure if this would be a good thing. We would like to get in touch with other people who have had it. ¿Can anybody help us? Maria Eugenia Ruelas eruelas@pziseries_DOT_com Maria Eugenia Ruelas <eruelas@pziseries_DOT_com> Mexico City, D.F. - Monday, August 13, 2001 at 14:44:16 I have a bulging disc in the L5-S1 with a possible tear. I am getting a discogram done in 3 days and if that shows that I am a good candidate for the IDET I will most likely get that done. I have had radicular pain in my right butt and thigh and pain in my 2 middle toes intermittently, and I'm really hoping that the IDET will be beneficial. Has anyone had this procedure done and can tell me how it was for them? I am nervous and would like as much information as possible from other patients with a similar history as my own. Thanks a lot! Carol F. <cvkrn@yahoo_DOT_com> Minneapolis, MN - Tuesday, August 7, 2001 at 13:17:13 Thanks - this site helped me understand brain tumors - exactly what I was looking for. - Tuesday, August 7, 2001 at 02:46:23 |
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