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Shrnwldr

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Re: Belly fat or bone cement?
« Reply #30 on: August 02, 2007, 10:49:23 am »
 :) <fathead here!
2cm x1cm, right side
Surgery: Trans-lab approach
Dr. Jerald V. Robinson, Dr. William Hitselberger, Dr. Michael Stefan.
Hopsital: St Vincent's Hospital, Los Angeles, CA
Date of Surgery: May 18, 2007

Janet

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Re: Belly fat or bone cement?
« Reply #31 on: August 02, 2007, 02:23:29 pm »
According to the surgical report my doctor gave me, the bone flap was secured with 2 titanium plates and 8 screws. Fibrinogen tissue glue (Tisseel) was also used. I do have chronic headaches when not treated.
Surgical removal of 1 cm x .8 cm x .6 AN on 4/2004.

Kathleen_Mc

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Re: Belly fat or bone cement?
« Reply #32 on: August 07, 2007, 10:37:39 am »
Jean: With my orginal surgery I would presumed I had the cement but I have huge indents that have never fully recalcified. With the second I had fat.....wish they had taken all they could......they could have just given my free lipod while they were at it!lol
Kathleen
1st AN surgery @ age 23, 16 hours
Loss of 7-10th nerves
mulitple "plastic" repairs to compensate for effects of 7th nerve loss
tumor regrowth, monitored for a few years then surgically removed @ age 38 (of my choice, not medically necessary yet)

carmen g

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Re: Belly fat or bone cement?
« Reply #33 on: August 07, 2007, 02:04:50 pm »
Bone cement here, plus titanium mesh and maybe some screws.  I don't have a problem with headaches.  Just a little bit sore when I sneeze or cough and when I get over tired.
Diagnosis received 3-9-07.
1.7 cm, left side
Retro-sigmoid surgery 5-23-07
No complications, recovering well