burr hole surgery for subdural hematoma
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I think you need to have a discussion with a neurosurgeon regarding whether you need a burr hole or not. You haven't stated whether you have any symptoms, how the subdural was found or occurred so it's a bit difficult to comment.
We are using middle meningeal artery occlusion now tomprevwnt recurrence which , if you're young and otherwise well, is a good idea.
Recovery from a burr hole is pretty quick. You'll probably be home the next day or after a couple of days. It is literally just squirting warm saline into the head to rinse out blood.
We are using middle meningeal artery occlusion now tomprevwnt recurrence which , if you're young and otherwise well, is a good idea.
Recovery from a burr hole is pretty quick. You'll probably be home the next day or after a couple of days. It is literally just squirting warm saline into the head to rinse out blood.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : Little girl.
Little Girl : Yes sir.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : I want you to do something very important, alright?
Little Girl : OK.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : I want you to run home and I want you to call the E.R. of North Bank General Hospital, 932-1000. Tell them to set up OR6 immediately and contact anesthesiologist Isadore Turek 472-2112 beep 12. Have him send an ambulance with a paramedic crew, light IV, D5NW-KVO. You got it?
Little Girl : E.R. North Bank General Hospital 932-1000. Setup OR6. Contact anesthesiologist Isadore Turek 472-2112 beep 12. Ambulance with paramedics and light IV, D5NW and KVO.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : That's good.
Little Girl : Sounds like a subdural hematoma to me.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : Oh it does, does it? Well, it's not your job to diagnose!
Little Girl : But I thought...
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : You thought, you thought... just go! Three years of nursery school and you think you know it all. Well you're still wet behind the ears. It's not subdural hematoma, it's epidural! Ha! God damn that makes me mad!
ucb said:
I think you need to have a discussion with a neurosurgeon regarding whether you need a burr hole or not. You haven't stated whether you have any symptoms, how the subdural was found or occurred so it's a bit difficult to comment.
We are using middle meningeal artery occlusion now tomprevwnt recurrence which , if you're young and otherwise well, is a good idea.
Recovery from a burr hole is pretty quick. You'll probably be home the next day or after a couple of days. It is literally just squirting warm saline into the head to rinse out blood.
Thanks for this and apologies for the lack of detail. 16.5mm hematoma with midline shift caused we think by a combination of a motorcycle accident 4 months ago and a separate bump to the head a couple of months after that. CT scan today has shown the clot has shrunk by over 5mm in the last two weeks so they're happy to let that process continue and hopefully confirm that all is well with another scan in two months.We are using middle meningeal artery occlusion now tomprevwnt recurrence which , if you're young and otherwise well, is a good idea.
Recovery from a burr hole is pretty quick. You'll probably be home the next day or after a couple of days. It is literally just squirting warm saline into the head to rinse out blood.
Thanks again for your reply.
Mick Dastardly said:
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : Little girl.
Little Girl : Yes sir.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : I want you to do something very important, alright?
Little Girl : OK.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : I want you to run home and I want you to call the E.R. of North Bank General Hospital, 932-1000. Tell them to set up OR6 immediately and contact anesthesiologist Isadore Turek 472-2112 beep 12. Have him send an ambulance with a paramedic crew, light IV, D5NW-KVO. You got it?
Little Girl : E.R. North Bank General Hospital 932-1000. Setup OR6. Contact anesthesiologist Isadore Turek 472-2112 beep 12. Ambulance with paramedics and light IV, D5NW and KVO.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : That's good.
Little Girl : Sounds like a subdural hematoma to me.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : Oh it does, does it? Well, it's not your job to diagnose!
Little Girl : But I thought...
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : You thought, you thought... just go! Three years of nursery school and you think you know it all. Well you're still wet behind the ears. It's not subdural hematoma, it's epidural! Ha! God damn that makes me mad!
Great film that!Little Girl : Yes sir.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : I want you to do something very important, alright?
Little Girl : OK.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : I want you to run home and I want you to call the E.R. of North Bank General Hospital, 932-1000. Tell them to set up OR6 immediately and contact anesthesiologist Isadore Turek 472-2112 beep 12. Have him send an ambulance with a paramedic crew, light IV, D5NW-KVO. You got it?
Little Girl : E.R. North Bank General Hospital 932-1000. Setup OR6. Contact anesthesiologist Isadore Turek 472-2112 beep 12. Ambulance with paramedics and light IV, D5NW and KVO.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : That's good.
Little Girl : Sounds like a subdural hematoma to me.
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : Oh it does, does it? Well, it's not your job to diagnose!
Little Girl : But I thought...
Dr. Michael Hfuhruhurr : You thought, you thought... just go! Three years of nursery school and you think you know it all. Well you're still wet behind the ears. It's not subdural hematoma, it's epidural! Ha! God damn that makes me mad!
Blackpuddin said:
Thanks for this and apologies for the lack of detail. 16.5mm hematoma with midline shift caused we think by a combination of a motorcycle accident 4 months ago and a separate bump to the head a couple of months after that. CT scan today has shown the clot has shrunk by over 5mm in the last two weeks so they're happy to let that process continue and hopefully confirm that all is well with another scan in two months.
Thanks again for your reply.
Good news for you. Good luckThanks again for your reply.
Blackpuddin said:
ucb said:
I think you need to have a discussion with a neurosurgeon regarding whether you need a burr hole or not. You haven't stated whether you have any symptoms, how the subdural was found or occurred so it's a bit difficult to comment.
We are using middle meningeal artery occlusion now tomprevwnt recurrence which , if you're young and otherwise well, is a good idea.
Recovery from a burr hole is pretty quick. You'll probably be home the next day or after a couple of days. It is literally just squirting warm saline into the head to rinse out blood.
Thanks for this and apologies for the lack of detail. 16.5mm hematoma with midline shift caused we think by a combination of a motorcycle accident 4 months ago and a separate bump to the head a couple of months after that. CT scan today has shown the clot has shrunk by over 5mm in the last two weeks so they're happy to let that process continue and hopefully confirm that all is well with another scan in two months.We are using middle meningeal artery occlusion now tomprevwnt recurrence which , if you're young and otherwise well, is a good idea.
Recovery from a burr hole is pretty quick. You'll probably be home the next day or after a couple of days. It is literally just squirting warm saline into the head to rinse out blood.
Thanks again for your reply.
Was in a car accident while back... working overseas... woke up in the german field hospital in sarajevo
Subdural haemotma -
Options to get the op there and wait till able to fly or go overland back to the UK. Or risk a flight back and operation back in the UK.
I picked get back to the UK, Taken back on a herculese. to Southampton and then operated on in the wessex nurological. two burrs.
Was told options was burr or flap. depending on what the surgeon thought. I ended up getting the burr and had my drivers licence suspended fro six months, the flap surgery was a year. got to go 6 months without a fit before being allowed to drive again.
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