I am in a good health but I went to two doctors and one said that I am able to get the surgery and that the injury won't affect me. The other doctor said the anesthesia was bad for spinal cord injury patients. I am now confused on who is right.
Answer: Breast augmentation I agree you should be able to get implants, but both the surgeon and anesthesiologist need to find out more about your injury. Do you have paralysis? Is your injury stable? Have you had surgery for it? There are many unknown in your question but probably are issues which can be dealt with safely in proceeding with breast augmentation.
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Answer: Neck injury and breasts augmentation Dear confused, It is not unusual to get different opinions from different doctors. The main concern would be hyper extension of the neck in case that you need to be intubated for general anesthesia. Today with LMA ( laryngeal mask anesthesia ) or video guided intubation , that issue should not be a problem. Having said that, since it is a purely elective surgery, you should get clearance for surgery from your neurologist and your plastic surgeon should discuss it with a board certified anesthesiologist and have his input and proper preparation. Always, consult with board certified plastic surgeons who operates in accredited surgery center. Best of luck, Dr Widder
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Answer: Neck injury and breasts augmentation Dear confused, It is not unusual to get different opinions from different doctors. The main concern would be hyper extension of the neck in case that you need to be intubated for general anesthesia. Today with LMA ( laryngeal mask anesthesia ) or video guided intubation , that issue should not be a problem. Having said that, since it is a purely elective surgery, you should get clearance for surgery from your neurologist and your plastic surgeon should discuss it with a board certified anesthesiologist and have his input and proper preparation. Always, consult with board certified plastic surgeons who operates in accredited surgery center. Best of luck, Dr Widder
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May 24, 2014
Answer: I have a spinal cord injury at c6-c7 and I want to get a Breast Augmentation. Can the injury complicate the surgery in any way? I would agree that there should be some input from your neurologist.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: I have a spinal cord injury at c6-c7 and I want to get a Breast Augmentation. Can the injury complicate the surgery in any way? I would agree that there should be some input from your neurologist.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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May 25, 2014
Answer: Breast augmenttion with cervical spine problems It is likely that you will do fine with the surgery as long as your issues are taken into consideration. I usually do the procedure under sedation with local so there is no need to manipulate your spine. Be careful about going too big because the added weight on your chest could exacerbate your neck issues. Seek aout a surgeon with experience in this area.
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May 25, 2014
Answer: Breast augmenttion with cervical spine problems It is likely that you will do fine with the surgery as long as your issues are taken into consideration. I usually do the procedure under sedation with local so there is no need to manipulate your spine. Be careful about going too big because the added weight on your chest could exacerbate your neck issues. Seek aout a surgeon with experience in this area.
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May 24, 2014
Answer: Spinal injury Thank you for your question but I would ask my neurologist or neurosurgeon for advice as they best know your condition and should clear you for surgeryDr Corbin
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May 24, 2014
Answer: Spinal injury Thank you for your question but I would ask my neurologist or neurosurgeon for advice as they best know your condition and should clear you for surgeryDr Corbin
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