Serious complications from an MVD include Death (.1%), Stroke (1%), Hearing loss (3%) and facial weakness (.5%). Other complications include leakage of spinal fluid and wound infection (1%). Most patients will have transient neck pain and stiffness from the surgical incision and from seeding of the spinal fluid with small amounts of blood. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microvascular_decompression
The success rate is over 90%, so you have nothing to worry about really. There are complications with all surgeries. MVD has less of a chance of causing complications then male neo-natal male circumcision and that is performed on a regular basis on baby boys in hospitals, which I wish it wasn't because it is a violation of the baby boy's human rights and is an unnecessary procedure, but that is a different discussion.
I have spoken with Dr. Janetta, the man who created this procedure, and he successfully performed MVD on a 22 month old once. So he knows what he is doing. Just make sure you find someone who is very good at performing MVD, such as Dr. Janetta. I am going to get it done in a month or so. Don't let the videos of the procedure on the internet scare you out of the doing the procedure.
I highly doubt you will experience any side-effects/complications months after the procedure. All of the complications above occur pretty close to when the procedure was done or immediately after the procedure was done.
The elderly, the young - especially babies under 6 months old who can not be vaccinated, and those with underlying medical problems. See the related question below for more information about those at higher risk of getting the flu and/or having complications.
There are approximately 64 weeks in 16 months. Sixteen months is one year and 4 months.
winter- 2 months spring-4 months summer- 3 months fall- 3 months
Long term treatment (meaning 3-4 months) with oral medications is best for those people that are at risk of complications because of their toe nail fungus. There are also topical medications, home remedies and alternative medications that can also help treat toe nail fungus.
It would be just over two months. There would be 70 days in 10 weeks. Most months are 30 or 31 days. So you would be about 2 months and a week.
The exact length of recovery from this surgical procedure depends on the number of complications you encounter. The usual time is around six to seven months.
The retina can become detached by the surgery if this part of the eye has any weakness when the procedure is performed. This may not occur for weeks or months.
An x-ray procedure known as esophagography is usually performed at two months, six months, and one year of age to monitor the digestive function as the child grows
Within 2 months from the procedure.
It can be but to avoid worry and complications you should have it checked out to be sure.
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In September 1987, Carson performed a procedure to attempt to separate a pair of German Siamese twins who were 7 months old, who were joined at the back of the head without sacrificing either of the twins' lives.He was the lead surgeon on the team which took part in this complex procedure
Depending upon the severity and potential complications, it can vary from days to months.
He died of complications from a ruptured abdominal aoric aneurysm he had suffered from for four months.
Lap band Surgery will produce tangible results which can be notices within months of having the procedure done. Most people are very impressed with the results.
The insertion of a copper T can be a painful procedure. Within a few months after the procedure, the pain from the heavy periods will subside as the body gets used to the copper T.
A woman is typically pregnant for nine months. However, there can be complications causing the baby to be born too early or too late. Then it could be (on rare occasion) 8.5 or 10 months.