@chiropracticdiva Being a DC does not change the potential need for surgery. Chiropractic itself can help many problems but there is a time that the need for surgery is undisputed.
OMG! I just had this done for 2nd time. C4/C5 IN O7' and C5/C6 a week ago. No wonder my throat is so sore. LOL Thank those Doctors every chance you get. I can't imagion how people lived with the amount of pain I was in before this.
This video helped me come to terms with having this surgery.
I had the "two level" version of it (C4/5 and C5/6) on 9/28/11. The nerve impingement pain and limb numbness are completely gone (10 days post-surgery). I'm going to have to be patient on the nerve impingement damage that occurred PRIOR TO THE SURGERY; I lost about 25% use of my left arm PRIOR to the surgery. The lesson learned is DON'T wait until you start losing motor control of your limbs to get help.
Very nicely narrated Dr. Corenman. I used to produce surgical videos on a regular basis. They were very similar to this. Many of them were valve replacement procedures (200+) but a lot of orthopedic and back surgery(see the examples of tv programs on my youtube site). Now I have to have the surgery and it will be a fusion just like you're showing but mine will be between c5/c6 and c6/c7. Thanks again.
Thank you for posting this video, I am having this done on C6-C7, soon (waiting for it to be scheduled). It was very informative. Although I am still scared and my doctor explained everything to me, its nice to see it on video. So thanks again.
Dr Corenman-I am to have this surgery in October. I found your video and narration very informative. I do feel that the more informed you are, the less intimidating all of this will be. Thank you for creating this video!
I had my surgery on 26th aug in out 27th aug 2011 ( C6 C7 ) It went well filling good now!!!!! 7 Days on 75% and upwoulds thanks to spinal unit Ipswich Hospital Suffolk UK TREVOR Sudbury Suffolk UK
I Never Had Surgery In My Life, But I See Many People Here Are Going To Have Surgery, Or Already Have But Continue To Get More Surgery, All I Can Tell U Is I Have Great Hopes For All Who Are Going Into Surgery To Be Well Again And Be Relieved Of Your Pains.
I've had this surgery done I'n 08 and amazingly enough was walking 12 hours later. The full recovery time is only 4 months for a complete fusion to take.
Mine took 6 due my great Insurance company wouldn't pay to use my own bone graph. Instead they used a donors. . But amazing to have the spinel pressure gone after 14 years of dealing with the pain. I'd recommend this procedure to anyone....
I've had this surgery done I'n 08 and amazingly enough was walking 12 hours later. The full recovery time is only 4 months for a complete fusion to take.
Mine took 6 due my great Insurance company wouldn't pay to use my own bone graph. Instead they used a donors. . But amazing to have the spinel pressure gone after 14 years of dealing with the pain. I'd recommend this procedure to anyone....
Thank you very much for putting on this video is my mother is about to undergo this surgery today, very unique demonstation using graphics i could very well understand this and explain this to my mom , she must be happy I PRAY SHE GET THIS PROCEDURE DOING CORRECTLY AND GET WELL SOOONNNNNNNNN. I LOVE MY MUMMY VERY MUCH...
Dr. Corenman, thank you so much for putting up this video. I'm about to have this surgery on Thursday, and it was very informative and put me more at ease!
I had this done only c3 through c7 taken right out and replaced with a four inch bone from a bone bank ( cadaver bone ) and then a four inch plate and screws. you will be fine. good luck take care and do what the doc says!
foodtrucker - I completely understand your fears. I was terrified going into my surgery. I had the C5/C6/C7 fusion just like you are facing and was very relieved that it turned out to not be 1/10th as bad as I feared. In fact, the anticipation of the surgery was far worse than the procedure. I am one week out from surgery and am doing great. If you are interested, I am keeping a blog of my recovery: acdf-surgery (dot) com - look under Scott's surgery. There is also a lot of other useful info.
am getting ready to have this done only x'2 i have to have 5-6and6-7 done am really scared hope my surgeon is good,hope i can do my job again. my job is very physical after seeing this dont know if i will be able to go back to work what then? all these questions and uncertaintees going through my head.
Dr Corenman, do you find that going to chiropractic school was of use for your orthopedic practice?
bhstone1 2 weeks ago
I'm just wondering... why choose surgery if you are a dc?
chiropracticdiva 3 weeks ago
@chiropracticdiva Being a DC does not change the potential need for surgery. Chiropractic itself can help many problems but there is a time that the need for surgery is undisputed.
neckandback 3 weeks ago
So is this the same procedure that was done on Payton Manning?
darkstarc4 3 weeks ago
@darkstarc4
Mr. Manning initially had two posterior foraminotomies which were ineffective and then had this surgery to relieve his symptoms.
Dr. Corenman
neckandback 3 weeks ago
Great video. I'm in so much pain today and probably will need this but oh heck no.
dasheekee 1 month ago
tks youtube for exist. Tks doc! amazing.
cacasarq 1 month ago
What's the symptoms of that problem? Do anyone knows anyhting about it?
MrAlexdive 1 month ago
@MrAlexdive Dr. Corenman personally answers questions asked in his forum. Please move this to the AskSpineDoc(dot)com for quickest response. Thanks!
neckandback 1 month ago
OMG! I just had this done for 2nd time. C4/C5 IN O7' and C5/C6 a week ago. No wonder my throat is so sore. LOL Thank those Doctors every chance you get. I can't imagion how people lived with the amount of pain I was in before this.
Mr2tuff 3 months ago
wow
thank u
drmam17 4 months ago
This video helped me come to terms with having this surgery.
I had the "two level" version of it (C4/5 and C5/6) on 9/28/11. The nerve impingement pain and limb numbness are completely gone (10 days post-surgery). I'm going to have to be patient on the nerve impingement damage that occurred PRIOR TO THE SURGERY; I lost about 25% use of my left arm PRIOR to the surgery. The lesson learned is DON'T wait until you start losing motor control of your limbs to get help.
quailvalleyfarm 4 months ago
Very nicely narrated Dr. Corenman. I used to produce surgical videos on a regular basis. They were very similar to this. Many of them were valve replacement procedures (200+) but a lot of orthopedic and back surgery(see the examples of tv programs on my youtube site). Now I have to have the surgery and it will be a fusion just like you're showing but mine will be between c5/c6 and c6/c7. Thanks again.
YadonProductions 5 months ago
Thanks a lot!
kulang0t1ooo 5 months ago
Thank you very much from a neurosurgery resident! Very informative!
Guliona21 5 months ago
Thank you vety much from a neurosurgery resident! Very informative!
Guliona21 5 months ago
Thank you for posting this video, I am having this done on C6-C7, soon (waiting for it to be scheduled). It was very informative. Although I am still scared and my doctor explained everything to me, its nice to see it on video. So thanks again.
SoBlondetats 5 months ago
Dr Corenman-I am to have this surgery in October. I found your video and narration very informative. I do feel that the more informed you are, the less intimidating all of this will be. Thank you for creating this video!
grommie959 5 months ago
I had my surgery on 26th aug in out 27th aug 2011 ( C6 C7 ) It went well filling good now!!!!! 7 Days on 75% and upwoulds thanks to spinal unit Ipswich Hospital Suffolk UK TREVOR Sudbury Suffolk UK
trev007007 6 months ago
Wow!! That was a magnificent job. It looked so clean at the end there, even though I'm no surgeon, it's easy to see that your work is spot on.
source1zero 6 months ago
Good work !!!!!!!!!
giunio1965 6 months ago
I Never Had Surgery In My Life, But I See Many People Here Are Going To Have Surgery, Or Already Have But Continue To Get More Surgery, All I Can Tell U Is I Have Great Hopes For All Who Are Going Into Surgery To Be Well Again And Be Relieved Of Your Pains.
llXLR8ll 8 months ago
I've had this surgery done I'n 08 and amazingly enough was walking 12 hours later. The full recovery time is only 4 months for a complete fusion to take.
Mine took 6 due my great Insurance company wouldn't pay to use my own bone graph. Instead they used a donors. . But amazing to have the spinel pressure gone after 14 years of dealing with the pain. I'd recommend this procedure to anyone....
brians235 8 months ago
I've had this surgery done I'n 08 and amazingly enough was walking 12 hours later. The full recovery time is only 4 months for a complete fusion to take.
Mine took 6 due my great Insurance company wouldn't pay to use my own bone graph. Instead they used a donors. . But amazing to have the spinel pressure gone after 14 years of dealing with the pain. I'd recommend this procedure to anyone....
brians235 8 months ago
amaizing! doctors should be the richest people on this planet, it`s sad it`s not so
maruka2123 9 months ago
Thank you very much for putting on this video is my mother is about to undergo this surgery today, very unique demonstation using graphics i could very well understand this and explain this to my mom , she must be happy I PRAY SHE GET THIS PROCEDURE DOING CORRECTLY AND GET WELL SOOONNNNNNNNN. I LOVE MY MUMMY VERY MUCH...
datamatrixformat1 11 months ago
That look like it fill good : )
xMouseTrapDJx 11 months ago
Dr. Corenman, thank you so much for putting up this video. I'm about to have this surgery on Thursday, and it was very informative and put me more at ease!
terrimaguire 1 year ago
I had this done only c3 through c7 taken right out and replaced with a four inch bone from a bone bank ( cadaver bone ) and then a four inch plate and screws. you will be fine. good luck take care and do what the doc says!
mspsycho48456 1 year ago
foodtrucker - I completely understand your fears. I was terrified going into my surgery. I had the C5/C6/C7 fusion just like you are facing and was very relieved that it turned out to not be 1/10th as bad as I feared. In fact, the anticipation of the surgery was far worse than the procedure. I am one week out from surgery and am doing great. If you are interested, I am keeping a blog of my recovery: acdf-surgery (dot) com - look under Scott's surgery. There is also a lot of other useful info.
lewiscot 1 year ago
WOW! very scary. Thank you for sharing, this video helped me to understand what is done.
smilemcmahen 1 year ago
am getting ready to have this done only x'2 i have to have 5-6and6-7 done am really scared hope my surgeon is good,hope i can do my job again. my job is very physical after seeing this dont know if i will be able to go back to work what then? all these questions and uncertaintees going through my head.
foodtrucker 1 year ago
Very nice walk through!
baby6969690 1 year ago