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INTRACRANIAL MONITORING W/GRIDS?

Sat, 03/03/2007 - 13:40
HAS ANYONE HAD THIS?I'M SCHEDULED TO HAVE INTRACRANIAL MONITORING W/GRIDS BY WAY OF CRANIOTOMY.IF I'M LUCKY I WILL HAVE A RESECTION RIGHT AFTER.I HAVE LEFT FRONTAL LOBE SEIZURES.CAN ANYONE SHARE THEIR EXPERIANCE WITH GRID PLACEMENT?

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hello, the neurosurgeon is

Submitted by gregg9130 on Mon, 2007-03-05 - 14:06
hello, the neurosurgeon is dr. moore. i've been seeing dr. gregory casino he's a good guy.i'm leaving on sunday the 11th and will have pre-op stuff and then on weds. i get the grids put in.i will let you know how thing went as soon as i feel up to using the computer afterwards.hopefully i will be able to report that i have a smaller brain than when i left. thanks gregg

Re: hello, the neurosurgeon is

Submitted by mommy2kyra on Mon, 2007-03-05 - 14:21
Hi again, Dr. Casino was the epi in charge during my surgery. My primary epi is Dr. Britton. Dr. Casino was very good. After my second surgery, I could barely walk, because of my vision (I guess). The neurosurgeon was eager to send me home. Thankfully, Dr. Casino recognized that I wasn't physically ready to do it and told me to stay another night. So, I give him thumbs up :0 I wish you the best of luck, take care! Heather *refractory seizure surgery on left temporal lobe 03/06*

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