Dr. Hisey on Peyton Manning's Neck Surgery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2011
- Peyton Manning is one of America's favorite Quarterback's... but this season he is not able to play because of some sever neck injuries and recent Cervical Surgery. Dr. Hisey explains typical cervical surgeries and recovery time. Dr. Hisey is a spine surgeon at Texas Back Institute, he has performed many different neck surgeries and back surgeries and is an expert in orthopedic spine surgery. You can find out more about the Texas Back Institute by visiting our website at www.texasback.com.
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Does anybody realize how painful this is. I can't imagine he still thinkin about playing football.
I had the same surgery and It usually takes 6 months to a year to fully fuse. I am currently 3 months post op and although I feel much better than I did pre op, my bones are not fused yet.
Donna I'm at my 6th month still in pain. I had an MRI done at 6 months and it still hasn't fully healed doc said it looks about 1/2. It also looks like the nerve still does not have enough space. Please get back to me. Thanks
Wow, that was really interesting. Thanks doc!!!!!! BTW, im not a manning fan, but i love watching him play.
i like how he said he would miss some of the playoffs. lol without him we would never get near the playoffs. Just ask Jim Morra.
@Xemnort2x Any kind of surgery to the spine will take a little time to heal properly, this type of surgery may take a few months until all physical restrictions are cleared. Unfortunately for the Colts, he had to have his recovery time during this season, but we all hope to see him back up and playing next season.
@duckgirl2 Glad you are feeling better after your surgery. Every patient is a little different in their recovery so you are right it may take 6 months to a year for some patients to fully fuse! Keep up the good work!
I heard there was a 3rd surgery? What is the reason for the third surgery?
I wish I never had back surgery. now it looks like I will need a fusion on my lower back.
Peyton is going to be fine, I'm sure of it. 3 months is not that long anyway. I just hope we can make it to the playoffs so that if Peyton is willing to play there would still be hope to make it to the Super Bowl. After all, he is Peyton Manning, when he returns it will be as if he never had any problems, no rust. haha! =]
This aged well
I am no Peyton Manning and he is probably the best QB today or ever. I do relate to his injury however as I have had excruciating pain since Jan/12 in my right arm and now cannot feel my right thumb forefinger and sometimes middle finger- the worst is the surplus chemical that my brain sends down my arm (broken telegraph wire - it doesn't receive appropriate response- hence sends more) and the resulting crippling pain that all my arm muscles go through. Never had pain this bad ever in my life
Tom Brady is the GOAT
How are you feeling now a days?
see you next season manning!!
@ EpicLucas What do you mean first?
First
Never mind, i found the answer from espn sports science,
@TexasBackInstitute is peyton's carrer over
I have to have Spinal Stenosis sutegery
Sorry to hear that, if you would like to talk to a spine care specialist, give us a call at 972-608-5000, or visit www.texasback.com. Thanks
First?