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A Summer Without Brain Surgery by Ashley's Mom Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:24am with everyone thinking the seizures would cease after surgery. He said the tumors did need to be removed but that they did not appear to be cancerous – the first really positive thing I... for brain surgery. He was gone quite a while, time I later found out during which he was trying to contact the neurologist, the person who had discovered the tumors. Unable Read on »

Physicians’ Reports Preceding Brain Surgery by Julie S. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 11:25pm this. Seizures– Frontal-temporal meningioma might cause seizures. Tuesday afternoon– Dr. Paysinger Expects speech problem and weakness or paralysis after surgery. Said... condition. Tuesday – Dr. Dial Risk of surgery– Greater this time than for the first brain tumor due to location and scarred tissue. Risk is damage to right side Read on »

Third brain surgery in 6 months! by akontarinis Posted Wed 14 Oct 2009 10:02pm , but it’s now time. First, the good news. My irrigation infection brain surgery went fine. I have been out of the hospital for a couple of weeks and am hooked up to a PICC line... scan of my brain. All came back negative, even though I still could not stop moving spastically. The team was happy and calm. It was a seizure, I was just unlucky enough Read on »

Check-in day for brain surgery by akontarinis Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:05pm . As it is right now my left leg is a little weak and tingly from the brain swelling, something that will probably go away after the danger of seizure has subsided. Settled in, happy... they get better. As it is right now my left leg is a little weak and tingly from the brain swelling, something that will probably go away after the danger of seizure has subsided Read on »

Third brain surgery in 6 months! by akontarinis Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:05pm , but it’s now time. First, the good news. My irrigation infection brain surgery went fine. I have been out of the hospital for a couple of weeks and am hooked up to a PICC line... scan of my brain. All came back negative, even though I still could not stop moving spastically. The team was happy and calm. It was a seizure, I was just unlucky enough Read on »

Check-in day for brain surgery Roid (and Keppra) rage Sunday is the day Ahhh, the bruising! Dr. Arthur Day, by akontarinis Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:05pm . As it is right now my left leg is a little weak and tingly from the brain swelling, something that will probably go away after the danger of seizure has subsided. Settled in, happy... they get better. As it is right now my left leg is a little weak and tingly from the brain swelling, something that will probably go away after the danger of seizure has subsided Read on »

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Posted Fri 17 Apr 2009 11:37pm Tagged: cartoon, health care, humor, neurosurgery, surgery Read on »

Do brain surgery unsupervised! by Laura Patient Expert

Posted Mon 12 Apr 2010 4:46pm Thank you, Charlotte: sometimes someone just puts it *perfectly*: "Asking a totally inexperienced parent to notice and stop an ED is a bit like asking a first year medical student to do brain surgery unsupervised." But coached, supported, and bolstered: parents can! Read on »

MDs Come to Learn Non-Invasive Brain Surgery by Jamie C. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 30 Dec 2009 12:00am Israeli and Russian doctors learn a non-invasive technique for removing clots from the brain. [+] Read on »

Outpatient Brain Surgery -- Check, Check! by StacieSmith Posted Fri 18 Dec 2009 12:00am Today would have been Ty Nordstrom's 7th birthday. Please keep his family in his prayers. Click on his name to go to his CarePage and send the family some love. :) Much love, Read on »