Comments for Unbounded Medicine http://www.unboundedmedicine.com A med blog about health, news, surgery, urology and medicine as it must be, unlimited. Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:01:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Bio by Grand Rounds | Grand Rounds diet doctor oz | Grand Rounds diet plan | Doctor Oz Diet > Doctor Oz Website > Doctor Oz Vegan Diet http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/who-am-i/#comment-471573 Grand Rounds | Grand Rounds diet doctor oz | Grand Rounds diet plan | Doctor Oz Diet > Doctor Oz Website > Doctor Oz Vegan Diet Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:01:01 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/?page_id=15#comment-471573 [...] you haven’t already checked it out, Dr. Jon Mikel from Unbounded Medicine has Grand Rounds 3.3 this week. The graphic above is very creative as well. [...] [...] you haven’t already checked it out, Dr. Jon Mikel from Unbounded Medicine has Grand Rounds 3.3 this week. The graphic above is very creative as well. [...]

]]> Comment on Oregano candy for PMS by charmaiine http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/02/01/oregano-candy-for-pms/#comment-471440 charmaiine Mon, 30 Aug 2010 11:52:28 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/02/01/oregano-candy-for-pms/#comment-471440 plese write the procedure of oregano candy pleae.....we need it... and please tell me....what you mix to the oregano to make it taste good..plesaea plese write the procedure of oregano candy pleae…..we need it…
and please tell me….what you mix to the oregano to make it taste good..plesaea

]]> Comment on Volkmanns ischemic contracture by Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 diet doctor oz | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 diet plan | Doctor Oz Diet > Doctor Oz Website > Doctor Oz Vegan Diet http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/11/13/volkmanns-ischemic-contracture/#comment-471396 Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 diet doctor oz | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 diet plan | Doctor Oz Diet > Doctor Oz Website > Doctor Oz Vegan Diet Sun, 29 Aug 2010 17:15:01 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/11/13/volkmanns-ischemic-contracture/#comment-471396 [...] fullest when it comes to her post-transplant daughter. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture from Unbounded Medicine. Dr. Lisa Marucci interviews surgeon Dr. Carol Scott-Conner. Henry Stern reports on an insurance [...] [...] fullest when it comes to her post-transplant daughter. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture from Unbounded Medicine. Dr. Lisa Marucci interviews surgeon Dr. Carol Scott-Conner. Henry Stern reports on an insurance [...]

]]> Comment on Top 10 Fattest Countries by Jerry Lewis http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/02/08/top-10-fattest-countries/#comment-471318 Jerry Lewis Sat, 28 Aug 2010 12:21:08 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/02/08/top-10-fattest-countries/#comment-471318 I can see you're some idiot that really has no clue how the system works for measuring overweight people. The measuring of overweight people is done my measuring someone height and weight and comparing the two. It don't take into factor someone muscle mass. since muscle weights almost twice what fat does for the same amount of mass. anyone that goes to the gym to workout to increase their muscle size is considered overweight. America is filled with people that love to workout. there is at least 1 gym within every square mile over American. most areas have 2 or 3 gyms for people to workout in. America is the 5Th highest workaholic country in the world. Americans take pride in being strong and working hard I can see you’re some idiot that really has no clue how the system works for measuring overweight people. The measuring of overweight people is done my measuring someone height and weight and comparing the two. It don’t take into factor someone muscle mass. since muscle weights almost twice what fat does for the same amount of mass. anyone that goes to the gym to workout to increase their muscle size is considered overweight. America is filled with people that love to workout. there is at least 1 gym within every square mile over American. most areas have 2 or 3 gyms for people to workout in. America is the 5Th highest workaholic country in the world. Americans take pride in being strong and working hard

]]> Comment on Bio by Grand Rounds | Grand Rounds doctor oz | Grand Rounds episodes dr oz | Doctor Oz Episodes > Doctor Oz Show > Dr Oz Episodes http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/who-am-i/#comment-471290 Grand Rounds | Grand Rounds doctor oz | Grand Rounds episodes dr oz | Doctor Oz Episodes > Doctor Oz Show > Dr Oz Episodes Fri, 27 Aug 2010 23:28:59 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/?page_id=15#comment-471290 [...] you haven’t already checked it out, Dr. Jon Mikel from Unbounded Medicine has Grand Rounds 3.3 this week. The graphic above is very creative as well. [...] [...] you haven’t already checked it out, Dr. Jon Mikel from Unbounded Medicine has Grand Rounds 3.3 this week. The graphic above is very creative as well. [...]

]]> Comment on Succesful surgery in a Girl with eight limbs by Sammy http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/11/07/succesful-surgery-in-a-girl-with-eight-limbs/#comment-470954 Sammy Sun, 22 Aug 2010 22:01:36 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/11/07/succesful-surgery-in-a-girl-with-eight-limbs/#comment-470954 Please I would like to have the information of the hospital in India where this operation took place. it is unbelievable. Please I would like to have the information of the hospital in India where this operation took place. it is unbelievable.

]]> Comment on Volkmanns ischemic contracture by Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 doctor oz | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 episodes dr oz | Doctor Oz Episodes > Doctor Oz Show > Dr Oz Episodes http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/11/13/volkmanns-ischemic-contracture/#comment-470906 Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 doctor oz | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 episodes dr oz | Doctor Oz Episodes > Doctor Oz Show > Dr Oz Episodes Sun, 22 Aug 2010 03:35:15 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/11/13/volkmanns-ischemic-contracture/#comment-470906 [...] fullest when it comes to her post-transplant daughter. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture from Unbounded Medicine. Dr. Lisa Marucci interviews surgeon Dr. Carol Scott-Conner. Henry Stern reports on an insurance [...] [...] fullest when it comes to her post-transplant daughter. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture from Unbounded Medicine. Dr. Lisa Marucci interviews surgeon Dr. Carol Scott-Conner. Henry Stern reports on an insurance [...]

]]> Comment on Limb to crotch (updated) by Tony, the money’s not enough. Try cutting off an arm, then a leg… « Tony Blair http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/10/12/limb-to-crotch/#comment-470895 Tony, the money’s not enough. Try cutting off an arm, then a leg… « Tony Blair Sun, 22 Aug 2010 00:55:39 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/10/12/limb-to-crotch/#comment-470895 [...] (If you think you’re tough enough go here to see more about this amazing medical procedure) [...] [...] (If you think you’re tough enough go here to see more about this amazing medical procedure) [...]

]]> Comment on FAQ – Necrotizing Enterocolitis by marisol http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/08/16/faq-necrotizing-enterocolitis/#comment-470547 marisol Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:49:24 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/08/16/faq-necrotizing-enterocolitis/#comment-470547 My son was born at 32 weeks on july22nd 2010 weighing 1 lb 11 oz he was extremely iugr. he was doing great they had been increasing his feedings at a rate of 4 ccs increment per day. On aug06/2010 i got a call that he had some infection but they didnt knowi where it was coming from i went to the hospital n he had a swollen belly not much but swollen n really fussy. i left the hosp @ 10:30 pm friday night. at 5:30 am saturday he was diagnosed with NEC by the time it was visitation @ 12:30pm on sat 7th 2010 he was complety purple veiny n his stomach very very swollen n black n 100% on oxygen the dr couldnt get any blood from him he was on 3 diff antibiotics on blood pressure medication hes intestines hadnt perforated yet but the dr told us he was very very sick she told us we had to make a desicion which my husband n i couldnt @ 9:07 pm sat my bby ryan passed away n my 6 yr old screamed n screamed n its so hard to watch that so i just wonder if the drs hadnt increased his feedings the way they did maybe my ryan would still be here i mean he wast at 13ccs a week when they had started him on 2ccs. i just cant help but wonder if maybe there was something else they couldve done for him or mayb diagnosed him earlier My son was born at 32 weeks on july22nd 2010 weighing 1 lb 11 oz he was extremely iugr. he was doing great they had been increasing his feedings at a rate of 4 ccs increment per day. On aug06/2010 i got a call that he had some infection but they didnt knowi where it was coming from i went to the hospital n he had a swollen belly not much but swollen n really fussy. i left the hosp @ 10:30 pm friday night. at 5:30 am saturday he was diagnosed with NEC by the time it was visitation @ 12:30pm on sat 7th 2010 he was complety purple veiny n his stomach very very swollen n black n 100% on oxygen the dr couldnt get any blood from him he was on 3 diff antibiotics on blood pressure medication hes intestines hadnt perforated yet but the dr told us he was very very sick she told us we had to make a desicion which my husband n i couldnt @ 9:07 pm sat my bby ryan passed away n my 6 yr old screamed n screamed n its so hard to watch that so i just wonder if the drs hadnt increased his feedings the way they did maybe my ryan would still be here i mean he wast at 13ccs a week when they had started him on 2ccs. i just cant help but wonder if maybe there was something else they couldve done for him or mayb diagnosed him earlier

]]> Comment on Volkmanns ischemic contracture by Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 dr oz | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 dr oz diet | Dr Oz Diet > Dr Oz Website > Dr Oz Vegan Diet http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/11/13/volkmanns-ischemic-contracture/#comment-470443 Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 dr oz | Grand Rounds – Volume 3 number 9 dr oz diet | Dr Oz Diet > Dr Oz Website > Dr Oz Vegan Diet Sun, 15 Aug 2010 00:40:58 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/11/13/volkmanns-ischemic-contracture/#comment-470443 [...] fullest when it comes to her post-transplant daughter. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture from Unbounded Medicine. Dr. Lisa Marucci interviews surgeon Dr. Carol Scott-Conner. Henry Stern reports on an insurance [...] [...] fullest when it comes to her post-transplant daughter. Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture from Unbounded Medicine. Dr. Lisa Marucci interviews surgeon Dr. Carol Scott-Conner. Henry Stern reports on an insurance [...]

]]> Comment on Do not explode a firecracker in your hand never (update) by all you peoep are stupid http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/03/20/do-not-explode-a-firecracker-in-your-hand-never/#comment-470365 all you peoep are stupid Fri, 13 Aug 2010 00:24:35 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/?p=56#comment-470365 all you people are stupid as shit...salutes can do this ...easy less than 3g ... seen it happen first hand! all you people are stupid as shit…salutes can do this …easy less than 3g … seen it happen first hand!

]]> Comment on Oregano candy for PMS by ~ yo http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/02/01/oregano-candy-for-pms/#comment-470268 ~ yo Tue, 10 Aug 2010 04:39:26 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2007/02/01/oregano-candy-for-pms/#comment-470268 please help me. how can we make a oregano candy? pls reply ro my email : rebond_gabby96@yahoo.com please help me. how can we make a oregano candy? pls reply ro my email : rebond_gabby96@yahoo.com

]]> Comment on Insulinoma & Whipple triad – Surgery (update) by Heidi http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/01/15/insulinoma-whipple-triad-surgery/#comment-470045 Heidi Mon, 02 Aug 2010 16:26:38 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/01/15/insulinoma-whipple-triad-surgery/#comment-470045 Hi Tina, That doesn't sound like it has been much fun. Some people are prone to developing scar tissue after surgery - I know as I am very good at it. I have had many problems with my reproductive system and every surgery - small or big has had serious scar tissue developing afterward, which made things worse. I just had my ovaries removed last March as the left one was attached to my Colon with scar tissue along with big cysts. The pain is not imaginable and i am very relieved right now. While my surgeon said he got everything out, he expects it may redevelop over time. He told me it is common in some people to form a lot of scar tissue after every surgery. It sounds to me you have enough problems with the bile duct and are very glad your pancreas is still functioning! It seems to me that everyone who has an insulinoma has a slightly different experience, but it is rarely easy and often life-changing even when everything goes well. Heidi Hi Tina,

That doesn’t sound like it has been much fun. Some people are prone to developing scar tissue after surgery – I know as I am very good at it. I have had many problems with my reproductive system and every surgery – small or big has had serious scar tissue developing afterward, which made things worse. I just had my ovaries removed last March as the left one was attached to my Colon with scar tissue along with big cysts. The pain is not imaginable and i am very relieved right now. While my surgeon said he got everything out, he expects it may redevelop over time. He told me it is common in some people to form a lot of scar tissue after every surgery.

It sounds to me you have enough problems with the bile duct and are very glad your pancreas is still functioning! It seems to me that everyone who has an insulinoma has a slightly different experience, but it is rarely easy and often life-changing even when everything goes well.

Heidi

]]> Comment on Insulinoma & Whipple triad – Surgery (update) by Tina http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/01/15/insulinoma-whipple-triad-surgery/#comment-470040 Tina Mon, 02 Aug 2010 13:01:26 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/01/15/insulinoma-whipple-triad-surgery/#comment-470040 Hi Heidi You may be right - maybe I was lucky and only had a partial Whipple. They removed "only" the head of the pancreas, gallbladder, duodenum and about half of my stomach. My bile duct is now attached to my intestine like my stomach and pancreas are. And there's where the still ongoing complications kick in. I've always had a problem with scar tissue (is this the correct term for when you get ugly big scars whenever operated on?) and I now have the same problem where my bile duct is attached til my intestine - is closes because of scar tissue. I started only 4 month after my Whipple having gallstone attacks and they got more and more often. 10 months after the operation I got jaundice because my bile duct was completely blocked with scar tissue - nad I had to have several operations to fix this 1. one the day before x-mas 2009. And already in april 2010 I started having these attacks again. New operation this may - which did not succeed - so they will try again next week. The procedure is in Denmark reffered to as a PTC - I dont know the english term. But this is the only ongoing complications - all the other was primarily in the first 2 months after the Whipple - while I was still in hospital. I am 41 years old - and the hospital keeps referring to me as "young" - so maybe this is why I have haf absolutely no special exams unless I have taken the initiative myself. So maybe Mike should consider himself lucky that your doctors are so proactive. Tina Hi Heidi

You may be right – maybe I was lucky and only had a partial Whipple. They removed “only” the head of the pancreas, gallbladder, duodenum and about half of my stomach. My bile duct is now attached to my intestine like my stomach and pancreas are. And there’s where the still ongoing complications kick in. I’ve always had a problem with scar tissue (is this the correct term for when you get ugly big scars whenever operated on?) and I now have the same problem where my bile duct is attached til my intestine – is closes because of scar tissue. I started only 4 month after my Whipple having gallstone attacks and they got more and more often. 10 months after the operation I got jaundice because my bile duct was completely blocked with scar tissue – nad I had to have several operations to fix this 1. one the day before x-mas 2009. And already in april 2010 I started having these attacks again. New operation this may – which did not succeed – so they will try again next week. The procedure is in Denmark reffered to as a PTC – I dont know the english term.

But this is the only ongoing complications – all the other was primarily in the first 2 months after the Whipple – while I was still in hospital.

I am 41 years old – and the hospital keeps referring to me as “young” – so maybe this is why I have haf absolutely no special exams unless I have taken the initiative myself. So maybe Mike should consider himself lucky that your doctors are so proactive.

Tina

]]> Comment on Insulinoma & Whipple triad – Surgery (update) by Neil http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/01/15/insulinoma-whipple-triad-surgery/#comment-470039 Neil Mon, 02 Aug 2010 12:02:14 +0000 http://www.unboundedmedicine.com/2006/01/15/insulinoma-whipple-triad-surgery/#comment-470039 Hi all, Heidi is quite correct with the Whipple procedure only the Pancreatic head the Bile Duct the Gallbladder and the Duodenum are removed, in some cases a portion of the stomach may also be resected. The Duodenum is resected because it shares a blood supply with the head of the Pancreas. The Pancreas and Hepatic Duct are attched to the Jejunum to allow flow of Panceatic secreations and bile to flow into the digestive system. If part of the Stomach is removed it too is attached to the Jejunum. Patients who are not Diabetic before the procedure are not normally Diabetic post procedure. I have seen this done on many occasions although still a major operation with a significant risk of complications, it no longer has the high morbidity rate once associated with this procedure, especially in non-malignant tumours.But as ever choose your surgeon wisely my friends. Neil. Hi all,
Heidi is quite correct with the Whipple procedure only the Pancreatic head the Bile Duct the Gallbladder and the Duodenum are removed, in some cases a portion of the stomach may also be resected. The Duodenum is resected because it shares a blood supply with the head of the Pancreas.
The Pancreas and Hepatic Duct are attched to the Jejunum to allow flow of Panceatic secreations and bile to flow into the digestive system. If part of the Stomach is removed it too is attached to the Jejunum. Patients who are not Diabetic before the procedure are not normally Diabetic post procedure. I have seen this done on many occasions although still a major operation with a significant risk of complications, it no longer has the high morbidity rate once associated with this procedure, especially in non-malignant tumours.But as ever choose your surgeon wisely my friends.
Neil.

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