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Old 12-06-2010, 09:25 PM #11
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Thanks to both of you for the new information - I started to watch the video, but will have to finish it later since I am at work. I 'm sure it will be very informative.

Thanks again!
Definately "must see TV" for us TN'ers.

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Hi ladynbraids.. I was researching Dr. Sekula who I am going to tomorrow for an appointment to discuss MVD surgery and I came across your post about your experience with the surgery. I was just wondering how you are doing now? I am on my third medicine that I am trying from my neurologist but after the last three horrible months i have had he decided its time to send me to Dr. Sekula. I have been in and out of the ER these last three months just trying to get relief for a night or two so I must say that I am 100% ready to get the MVD surgery.
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Thank you so much for your diary. You have put my mind at ease. Your words were very inspiring.I have a surgery scheduled on July 12th. It will be my 2nd MVD but my first with Dr. Jannetta. Dr. Sekula has just left the practice but Dr. Jannetta is back from his sabbattical.

Are you still doing well? How many days do you have to stay in Pittsburgh after the surgery? Do they remove the stitches before you leave? Fortunately for me, I live in Pa so I do not have to fly but it is a 5 - 6 hour drive. My first one was at UPMC and they didn't even have a room for me for like 13 hours. That throwing up thing was the pitts ( no pun intended).

Any information you can offer will be well appreciated. Thanks again for posting.
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Thank you so much for your diary. You have put my mind at ease. Your words were very inspiring.I have a surgery scheduled on July 12th. It will be my 2nd MVD but my first with Dr. Jannetta. Dr. Sekula has just left the practice but Dr. Jannetta is back from his sabbattical.

Are you still doing well? How many days do you have to stay in Pittsburgh after the surgery? Do they remove the stitches before you leave? Fortunately for me, I live in Pa so I do not have to fly but it is a 5 - 6 hour drive. My first one was at UPMC and they didn't even have a room for me for like 13 hours. That throwing up thing was the pitts ( no pun intended).

Any information you can offer will be well appreciated. Thanks again for posting.
Hi! I was trying to ask this person a question before my surgery as well and never got a reply so I thought i would answer your question from my experience. Dr. Sekula performed my MVD in January. You must stay in the hospital for two days after the surgery. They no longer to stitches but use this glue type of material on your wound. The put a sterile strip over it that you can remove once you get home. I had the most amazing care at AGH and highly recommend the surgery there. I was a patient of Dr. Sekula but since he left I'll be seeing Dr. Janneta now because my pain is starting to come back (not nearly as severe as before surgery.) Let me know if you have any other questions I'm more then willing to answer any I can!
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