Syringomyelia, part 2 (1935)

[subwaytome]

Dear Sergej,

please write me a pm. Unfortunetly as it sounds to me, she won't but I need mire backround information. If you like I can give you some contacts of specialists all over the world.

[kissmko]

My son is schedule for surgery next month and doctors are just going to install and not as invasive as this video. Is this video for real because I never heared from the doctors that syrnixc be removed.

[subwaytome]

Hi Kissmko,

Syrinx can't be removed. When they do the surgery they try to make it smaller or go away for a short time. but a surgery is very dangerous and should not be until the suffer is too hard for your son. For further information please contact me. I am a member of the german syringolyelia organisation.

[92sergei]

@subwaytome dear, my sister suffer this. she cant move her two arm, fingers, and hands, eventhought she got a surgery last year. once her backbone was sick but it is ok now.

will she cured? back normal?

[CyborgNinja7]

@kissmko I hope your son is recovering well. It appears that surgeons used to drain the syrinx with a syringe in the past. I imagine it took some time for them to realize that the results were not worth the risk. A shunt is more effective as it continues to drain the syrinx, but over time it becomes clogged with scar tissue.