This was amazing! I love how they all were putting there expertise together and challenging each other in a healthy and thought provoking way. Great Info!
It's great that there are such conferences. This is the ONLY way to move forward. In my country, doctors are closed, they don't meet like this, they are limited.
Medical Technology is AMAZING!! It has definitely changed my life! God Bless each and everyone who has chosen to do this as your career!! I love you ALL!!
I have resolved it, Thank God. I was in dire straits sitting at my home in west Texas. I was in excruciating pain and having so many symptoms of what was happening to me, I began to get very nervous and scared. I talked to my primary doctor and we both decided it was past time to begin looking for someone to intervene. So I took to searching the internet, as I’ve done with all of my surgeries, and I found Texas Neuro Spine in San Antonio, Texas. I did A LOT of research and read literally every review they had and decided they would be my target. I then got back with my primary doc who sent the referral to them. There’s a team there, so I requested to see Dr. Michelle Cecchini. She has an xray machine in office and had me do one. From that xray she could tell there was something REAL wrong with me. She sent me for an MRI, we got back together to go over the mri and she had this almost horrified look on her face when I went in to see her. She said what you have due to your RA is cranial settling and “basilar invagination!” She said I believe you will need a two part surgery to handle this situation. The first of which she did, it was a skull plate and fusion from the occiput down to c7, done at Christus Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio, Texas done 10/25/23. The second part a “Transoral Odontoidectomy” was done by her colleague, Dr. Juan Padilla at Christus Santa Rosa Hospital in New Braunfels, Texas. That second part would prove to be the most challenging of the two, it was done 3/21/24. But I sit here today and pray and thank God I found them when I did because I have no doubt in my mind I would have become a paraplegic, if not dead from a severed spine. God Bless you if you’re going through this. It’s very hard to deal with.❤️🙏🏻
This was amazing! I love how they all were putting there expertise together and challenging each other in a healthy and thought provoking way. Great Info!
It's great that there are such conferences. This is the ONLY way to move forward. In my country, doctors are closed, they don't meet like this, they are limited.
Medical Technology is AMAZING!! It has definitely changed my life! God Bless each and everyone who has chosen to do this as your career!! I love you ALL!!
Have you resolved your craniocervical instability? Please tell me how and where.
I have resolved it, Thank God. I was in dire straits sitting at my home in west Texas. I was in excruciating pain and having so many symptoms of what was happening to me, I began to get very nervous and scared. I talked to my primary doctor and we both decided it was past time to begin looking for someone to intervene. So I took to searching the internet, as I’ve done with all of my surgeries, and I found Texas Neuro Spine in San Antonio, Texas. I did A LOT of research and read literally every review they had and decided they would be my target. I then got back with my primary doc who sent the referral to them. There’s a team there, so I requested to see Dr. Michelle Cecchini. She has an xray machine in office and had me do one. From that xray she could tell there was something REAL wrong with me. She sent me for an MRI, we got back together to go over the mri and she had this almost horrified look on her face when I went in to see her. She said what you have due to your RA is cranial settling and “basilar invagination!” She said I believe you will need a two part surgery to handle this situation. The first of which she did, it was a skull plate and fusion from the occiput down to c7, done at Christus Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio, Texas done 10/25/23. The second part a “Transoral Odontoidectomy” was done by her colleague, Dr. Juan Padilla at Christus Santa Rosa Hospital in New Braunfels, Texas. That second part would prove to be the most challenging of the two, it was done 3/21/24. But I sit here today and pray and thank God I found them when I did because I have no doubt in my mind I would have become a paraplegic, if not dead from a severed spine. God Bless you if you’re going through this. It’s very hard to deal with.❤️🙏🏻
This is incredible