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Dr. Bernard Bendok, Dr. Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa, Dr. Robert Spinner and Dr. Fredric Meyer, the Chairs of Neurosurgery at Mayo Clinic, discuss the latest innovations and techniques in neurosurgery.
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- Innovations in diagnosis
- Novel treatment techniques, including awake brain surgery
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How does leukocytoclastic vasculitis and osteoarthritis and a cavernoma affect meningioma treatment or surgery? Thanks!
Hi everyone, unfortunately we experienced technical difficulties with streaming the discussion live. Luckily we successfully recorded the session and will post the video as soon as it is ready.
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Hi @tom2017 @annamae1952 @looking2u4more @susiejohn @kishanvasekar @ees1 @stellgma @mountainocean The video Q&A has been uploaded to the website. Simply click VIEW & REPLY in the email and then scroll to the top of the page.
Dr. Bernard Bendok, Dr. Alfredo Quinones-Hinojosa, Dr. Robert Spinner and Dr. Fredric Meyer were able to answer many of your questions.
Years back when my fall first happened I saw a Neurologist and he did some testing (electrical stimulation) and had me do PT.
I have been wearing a fitted brace on my left foot since. The feeling was after the PT I had what I was going to have.
I have had SEVERAL falls over the years and have been fortunate enough to have had no serious injuries.
I have serious back pain (L! through L5) involving my lower spine. It has developed into hip pain as well. I have no idea if these problems could be factor in the Foot Drop.
I am having X-rays and MRI's taken in the next few days. Your reply is my first positive interaction I have had to possible help.
I also have Ankylosing spondylisis. Diagnosed at age 42 current age is 77. Any back X-rays I have had show no fusing to date.