In chronological order.
A year in reflection – My minimally invasive bi-lateral percutaneous sacroiliac joint fixation without fusion is still a miracle! Sacroiliac (SI) Dysfunction, Instability and Pain are gone. The transformation and the excellent results I’ve had from this surgery has been praised by my Dr. PZ Pearce of Champion Sports Medicine, Spokane,
From the time I left Dr. Gent, DPM with Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic in Bremerton, WA as posted in my last blog till now, I am here posting my 6 week update blog since my last HyProCure Surgery on my right foot done 2-7-14. I’m sorry to say but
This blog begins my current medical journey now regarding my Right Lower Leg Syndesmotic Instability, Chronic posterior subluxation of my right Proximal (Superior) Tibiofibular (Tib-Fib) joint with deep pain symptoms along the fibula bone of the high ankle a/o sprain along with spasms in the Soleus, Peroneals and Tibialis Posterior
Now my right lower leg is having its turn with these Surgical Procedures: Open Reconstruction of my right proximal tib-fib syndesmosis (CPT 27832), Open reduction and internal fixation of right distal tib-fib syndesmosis (CPT 27829), Common peroneal nerve decompression (CPT 64708), Autologous hemocyte tissue graft (PRP Injection at proximal site)(CPT
4-4-14-What a whirlwind of a medical trip to Missouri and back these past 10 days. Now at a week past my right leg Proximal and Distal Tibiofibular (Tib-Fib) Arthrex Tightrope Dynamic Stabilization Surgery to end the instability of the joints, I was greeted at my ranch home by my sweet
Monday, April 28, 2014 – On this day, Dr. Main and I had my first Skype follow up appointment. He was pleased with my healing thus far and he decided to offer me to be his test case in allowing full weight bearing on my right leg as tolerated with the
From my last blog post, I am now updating again my continued excellent recovery from my Proximal and Distal Arthrex TightRope Dynamic Syndesmosis Stabilization Surgery of my Fibula Bone by my orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Main of Midwest Bone and Joint Center, Macon, Missouri. Dr. Main reviewed my last blog and
I dedicate this blog to Dr. Gent of Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic of Bremerton, WA, my Master Surgeon for the HyProCure Surgical Intervention and to the inventor Dr. Michael E. Graham-founder of GraMedica the company who produces the surgical implant/stent and trains doctors around the world to perform this
7-10-14 – Back to Bremerton to see Dr. Gent at Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic for my pre-surgical appointment. My last tib-fib blog has the full discussion in more detail regarding my left ankle leading up to this surgery. Here I am pictured the night before surgery on the trail outside
7-16-14 -Today I’m returning to Dr. Gent’s office for my 5-day post surgical check and a PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Injection after he performed my Arthrex TightRope Dynamic Stabilization of my distal tibiofibular (tib-fib) joint on my left high ankle. See prior blog for the surgery details. I was
July 19th, 2014 – Glad to be back home after my ankle surgery and a long week of travel. My left ankle tibiofibular joint (tib-fib) surgery corrected my chronic high ankle sprain/instability. The Arthrex TightRope Fixation Surgery is very minimally invasive but requires 5-6 weeks of non-weight bearing for proper
What are the chances that you get to meet face to face a patient that read your blog and decided to get the same help from the same doctor regarding their feet? Well, on September 11th, 2014 I was in Dr. Gent’s office at Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic, in
Aug. 14th, 2014 – A return to Dr. Gent’s office for my 5th week post Arthrex TightRope Dynamic Stabilization Surgery on my left ankle to stabilize the chronic high ankle sprain and syndesmosis disruption of of distal tibiofibular joint. I have been non-weight bearing for the last 5 weeks with
My Mal-alignment Syndrome is diminishing after my Sacroiliac Joint Fixation Surgery and my HyProCure Surgeries for my Subtalar Joints of my feet. I now have stability in both these locations and my spine is finally starting to unwind as I would say in my non-professional vernacular. Please see my first
Nov. 7th, 2014 – I am now 17 weeks since the surgery that fixed my prior chronic high ankle sprain/syndesmosis instability. Please see my last blog to follow the story till now. Over the past 7 weeks I saw a tremendous improvement in increased strength to my lateral ankle.
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