Posts Tagged ‘surgery’
Considering Back Surgery? The Clip You Gotta See!
Thinking back surgery is going to fix your back pain?! This clip may have you thinking again. If you’d like some good alternatives we’ve got some strategies to help you avoid the knife…
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Ken Tanaka on drugs. Propofol and epidural time.
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I met Jacob the herniated disc about 3 weeks ago. Here is the first video on the KenTanakaJapan channel.
In this video I get an epidural to help as a steroid and anti-inflammatory. Because the shot is painful, they put you to sleep with Propofol. That’s the drug that Michael Jackson was taking when he passed away.
I don’t recommend that you go out and herniate a disc, although the animal crackers were delicious.
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Extreme sciatic pain: Gonstead Chiropractic case.
Jim hobbled into the practice in extreme pain, having to clutch onto the reception desk for support and frequently collapsing. With two specific Gonstead Chiropractic adjustments he was laughing, dancing and back to his normal funny self! Please let us know your thoughts and enjoy!
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Austin Herniated Disc Pain Relief – Austin Chiropractor – Dr. John D. Carlson
http://www.drjohndcarlson.com Austin Chiropractor – Dr. John D. Carlson’s patient relates her spinal decompression treatment success, how it help her overcome years of chronic back pain, and helped her regain the life she has been missing.
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Operative procedure of Micro Endoscopic Cervical Discectomy (MECD) for C5/6 cervical disc herniation
Micro Endoscopic cervical discectomy (MECD) is one of the minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS) for cervical disc herniation. This method is characterized by using a tubular retractor system (Medtronic, Inc. 16 mm diameter) and unique visualization through the oblique lens (25 degree). The benefits of this system are reduction of tissue or muscle trauma, and providing of a clear and wide visualization of the operative field. Although the procedure consists of foraminotomy and subsequent discectomy, usually foraminotomy is enough to relieve the nerve root compression. This clip shows the technique performed by Dr. KOGA who is the chief of endoscopic spinal surgery in our hospital.
Our hospital can admit foreign patient suffered from disc herniation.
If you want to know more detail, please contact our administration office or Medical Excellence JAPAN.
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