capsula,
I'm finding this hard to believe! That exposed bone is large and if there wasn't enough tissue originally to cover it up... how will there be enough once that is removed and more bone is exposed? He talks about drilling into bone until it bleeds simply because the blood indicates live bone. That's all well and good, but it doesn't reduce or eliminate the problems with this exposed area of bone.
Glad to hear you are consulting with someone new.... hopefully he will be more knowledgeable and forthright with you.
Keep us posted..
Bryanna
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Originally Posted by capsula4
He said that once he find bleeding bone, that will cover up the exposed bone. Plus I think that if the bone is milled, there will be less bone to cover up and probably the soft tissue is enough to cover all or pretty much of the bone. What do you think about this?
Anyway I'm making an appointment with another surgeon, just wanted to know what you thought about the last opinion from my surgeon.
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