Spine Surgery Quotes

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Numerous spine conditions can now be treated with negligibly obtrusive surgery, taking into consideration quicker recuperation and mending time and less danger of intricacies for some patients.
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Artificial Disc Replacement is intended to perform the same capacities as the first plate, in particular to protect versatility and keep up dependability and backing for the encompassing vertebrae.
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Dr. Yogesh Gupta emphasizes focusing on the patient as a whole and not just the disease process, always recommending the least invasive treatments necessary to provide the best possible outcomes. He develop himself and giving the result to the patient, many spine surgery done by him and he got the 100% success result in his surgery. He is awarded by the govt. Of rajasthan as best youngest neurosurgeon in rajasthan and in jaipur.
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I was going to be twelve that summer. While I finished packing my suitcase, I remembered back to when Mom had the first of many surgeries meant to repair the damage to her spine. I was seven then, and Dad started to tuck us in at night since Mom couldn’t do it anymore. She wasn’t able to do much of anything with rods and screws in her back. Always a heavy sleeper, my sister would be tenderly snoring after a few minutes of Dad rubbing her back and I would try not to fidget in the bed we shared while I waited for my turn.
K.L. Randis (Spilled Milk)
Nine hours of surgery to salvage his bladder so it might work half as well as it did, if infections do not consume him. His prostate cut from his thin boy body, seminal vesicles too, rendering him unable to know a certain intimacy but familiar with the incontinence of the old man he probably will never be, his injuries likely to shorten his life by at least two decades. If he survives the next breath. If he ever wakes. And this surgery came only after another that was more vital. Seventeen hours of delicate, intensive surgery on his lower spine, two cracked vertebrae fused together using bone from his hip, the shrapnel from a bullet lodged too close to his spinal cord to risk removal. His gallbladder gone, as well as a lymph node. Feet of small intestine excised, the lower lobe of his right lung damaged, leaving him with such diminished capacity that playing on the jungle gym will be tantamount to summiting Everest. My boy’s body parts incinerated somewhere in the bowels of the hospital. All this just his bodily damage. Who can know the damage to his soul and mind?
Eric Rickstad (Lilith)
As a result, I would not try to copy the left heal motion of Jack Nicklaus.  If your body flexibility does not allow you to make a full rotation on your backswing without raising your left heal, then by all means, raise your left heal a little.  If you make this small adjustment, be careful not to allow your heal raise to change your spine angle.  What I mean by this clarification is you cannot allow raising your left heal to force your left shoulder higher in relation to your right shoulder.  This changes the angle of your spine during the swing, which is absolutely something you want to avoid.  Not only do you want to avoid changing your spine angle from a ball striking consistency stand point, you also want to avoid changing your spine angle to keep yourself from injuring your back.  Your body has no trouble rotating around the axis the spine creates.  If you start changing this spine angle as you swing, you begin to put pressure on different parts of your spine.  The changing angle redirects the motion around your spine from a circular motion that is free of compression to a motion driving the force of your rotation into compressing your discs.  Do yourself and your body a favor, and do not try and change your spine angle throughout your swing.  Golf should be enjoyed and be pain-free.  Tiger Woods is the most glaring example of this problem.  Tiger always dropped his head as he rotated into his downswing.  Effectively, Tiger was changing his spine angle during the second part of his swing.  Over time, this changing spine angle and the force with which Tiger rotated into his golf shots created a tremendous amount of pressure on his back.  Four back surgeries later, he has been forced to change his swing to keep his spine angle neutral.  Fortunately, if you are using your body to create the rotational movement of your swing and your arms to create the vertical motion of your swing, you will not need to think about your spine angle.
Henny Bogan (Secrets of the Swing)
The majority of the “health-care dollar” expended in the United States does not benefit patients. So many highticket items that are trumpeted as the triumphs of U.S. medicine are little more than a scam.16 Spine surgery for regional low back pain has earned this ignominy. The first priority for reform in the care of the health of the American is to stop underwriting the profitably useless. We have the science to do so.
Nortin M. Hadler (Stabbed in the Back: Confronting Back Pain in an Overtreated Society)
Knowing what I know now, this is another moment that sends a shiver down my spine. Kevin was supposed to be in surgery, performing a delicate operation on a large dog, but as the procedure got under way, he was concerned about the way the dog was responding to the anesthesia, and he closed. This was a complex orthopedic surgery, and there was no one there who could have stepped in, so there’s no way he would have scrubbed out once the procedure began. But the way things went, he happened to be standing right there at the front desk in his scrubs, talking to the dog’s owner when I called.
Christy Wilson Beam (Miracles from Heaven: A Little Girl, Her Journey to Heaven, and Her Amazing Story of Healing)