6th Jan 2010 (Katowice) - POST-OP

AlmostClever · Post by **AlmostClever** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 12:57 am

Fascinating thread!

Good luck grey! Can't wait to hear your next update!

greyman · Post by **greyman** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:38 am

They said that I should also be examined by an eye doctor prior to the procedure. Why? Anyway I should have been taken there already 40 mins ago.
I have a question to the liberated ones. What kind of anaesthetic do you get? Is it the painful one injected to your spine?

ClaireParry · Post by **ClaireParry** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:41 am

Erika - you are a mine of information. When I read what Greyman had to say my heart sank - bless you x

ClaireParry · Post by **ClaireParry** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:43 am

Can't answer your questions Greyman, but good luck x Hope to hear from you soon.

Dovechick · Post by **Dovechick** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:01 am

greyman wrote:They said that I should also be examined by an eye doctor prior to the procedure. Why? Anyway I should have been taken there already 40 mins ago.
I have a question to the liberated ones. What kind of anesthetic do you get? Is it the painful one injected to your spine?

Not been liberated myself but I read that it was a local anaesthetic not an epidural.

Mutley · Post by **Mutley** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:07 am

greyman wrote:I have a question to the liberated ones. What kind of anesthetic do you get? Is it the painful one injected to your spine?

Hi Greyman,

Don't worry, its just a sedative that gets pumped into the air via the tube clipped under your nose! You also get a local anaestetic injected by your groin so that you don't feel the probe etc.

Best of luck today, very excited for you!

crocky · Post by **crocky** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:15 am

Just adding my good wishes of lots of luck and success for today, and am looking forward to hearing all your updates.
Best wishes - Suzanne

greyman · Post by **greyman** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 3:04 am

I still haven't been taken to the eye doctor.
Currently nervous about two things:
Can I have my head inclined during the op to avoid vertigo?
How will my body react to the dye?

kats · Post by **kats** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 3:18 am

Happy 4 u Greyman.
Please keep us updated on your progress.
All the very best and look forward to hearing all about your improvements.

colmmc · Post by **colmmc** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 4:16 am

I keep getting asked How many procedures have been done by Dr Simka
anybody got any Idea?
colmmc

greyman · Post by **greyman** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 4:41 am

This is my last report before the procedure. I will have it in app. 3h.
Keep your fingers crossed!

colmmc · Post by **colmmc** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 4:47 am

Got everything crossed for you!

colmmc

Dovechick · Post by **Dovechick** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 4:49 am

colmmc wrote:I keep getting asked How many procedures have been done by Dr Simka
anybody got any Idea?
colmmc

Dr Simka is the radiologist/doppler specialist who was trained in Italy and has trained others since. He does not do the procedures, Dr Ludyga does. I'm not sure how many they have done, but when I first heard about them it was 6, since then of course they seemed to have screened and operated on many more patients from all over the world. Greyman was saying that 3 or 4 people were having the intervention done whilst he was waiting for his. You could ask Erika, she is in touch with people from different countries and has probably got a better idea than me. Edser also seems to chat to people on different website....

Pepe · Post by **Pepe** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 5:07 am

Hi Greyman,

Good luck to you...

Pepe.

greyman · Post by **greyman** » Wed Jan 06, 2010 10:32 am

Guess what. An hour ago my procedure was finished!
After the whole thing dr. Ludyga said 'Prosze pana super!' which means something like 'awesome, mister!'.
No stents, just balloons. More details to come when I get back home tomorrow.

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