Surgery will be using laser and microsurgery techniques, if invasive techniques can be avoided and they will avoid risks, excellent information can be found for patients on the Brain and Spinal Foundation website, this is regularly updated
Would suggest that you take a peek at the website of the Walton Centre for Neurological Excellence at Aintree for the latest. It is wonderful. Thoroughly dezetves its 5 stars and has just achievedbuniversity status. My husband is still on the books so tp speak after 15 years. Any problems we just phone them up. I am a patient there myself
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Please feel free to follow my journey of traveling back and forth from South Dakota to NYC to have life saving surgeries in order to live a long, healthier life for myself and my family. So far I have had 13 surgeries to remove my avm, which included...
When I was very young I always complained of headaches...mom would take me to the dr....and he would tell her I was faking them. At the age of nine I woke up with flu like symptoms....mom was in denial anything bad was going on....she thought I j...
Ruptured Dec. 2016, 6 days after emergency C section. Was eventually (once they figured out what was going on) treated with embolization. Hoping to find someone local who has either gone through the same thing or a doctor that knows what I'm looking ...
I lived in Bangladesh till 2003 since my birth . Back in 2001 I realised I couldn't walk properly! If I was sitting in the ground, I had difficulty to go in standing position, I couldn't continue my aerobic classes anymore.
That's when one of the Ne...