Brain surgery
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Brain Surgery - Ventriculostomy and Placement of Intracranial Pressure (ICP) Monitor Bolt. Surgical steps following brain injury: A. Incision ino the scalp with a label indicating the hydrocephalus of the brain ventricles, B. Drilling into the frontal area of the skull, C. Dura opened and an intracranial pressure monitor bolt being inserted, D. Final position of the intracranial pressure monitor bolt with catheter tip residing deep in the ventricle of the brain.
Erin Mangum saved to Technology- BMET
VP shunt (nothing like brain surgery as the very 1st surgery of your life. No biggie. I'm just terrified. That is all ~Imelda)
The brain is best described as the component of your body that holds the reins to all its other major and minor systems, even while you are asleep! When you have surgery it is always wise to learn about the possible side effects of brain surgery. In order for you or any other person to successfully carry out an action, the real governor of your body (the brain) draws information from all the sensory organs, processes it and finally enables you to complete the particular action. This process…
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Five years ago I had no idea what a brain injury was, let alone how to help someone with a brain injury. I discovered that a lot of people don’t know what it means to live with a brain injury or ho…
My experience with a brain tumor at age 37. #meningioma #braintumor #brainsurgery
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Hi there! Thanks for checking in with Flawed yet Functional today! December 3rd is a deeply sentimental day for my family. Today is the day we celebrate the anniversary of my brain surgery which re…
Before my first brain surgery, I was super nervous. I read as much as I could online about the surgery and tried to find blogs where people wrote about their experience with pituitary tumour surgery. It really helped me feel more like I knew what to expect. What goes around comes around, so this page aims to give as much information about my experience of transsphenoidal pituitary surgery as possible!
Chiari Malformation Syringomyelia, Brain Surgery, Neurosurgeon, Johns Hopkins
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