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  1. 27th May 2016, 05:22 PM #1
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    Default So you think you are good at routing ...

    For appreciation: I can across this video today ..

    https://www.facebook.com/Surgery.Ahm...2872528417576/

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  3. 27th May 2016, 06:32 PM #2
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    Fascinating - great skill and will be a winner BUT where was the spinal cord when he routed right through to the other side of the vertebrae?
    Enquiring minds
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    Made by butt go tight !
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    I hate to think how much all those jigs and tools cost.
    The time we enjoy wasting is not wasted time.
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    As one who has a bad back that someimes gives trouble I have watched several videos on this sort of thing.

    The concepts are always good oand the vise animation superb. How theses approaches actually work bothers me.
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    That is a heck of a lot of cutting, drilling, routing etc.
    I sure as hell wouldn't want anyone doing all that woodworking on my spine so close to all my nerves.
    From someone who has had spinal fusion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lappa View Post
    ....BUT where was the spinal cord when he routed right through to the other side of the vertebrae?....
    VERY CLOSE! But the caption says this operation was developed for herniated discs, which can have pretty severe effects. Depending on the site, they can be fatal. So faced with such bleak options, you may submit to this triumph of engineering a little more willingly (but hardly enthusiastically!).

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    Quote Originally Posted by derekcohen View Post
    For appreciation: I can across this video today ..

    https://www.facebook.com/Surgery.Ahm...2872528417576/

    Regards from Perth

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    amazing

    when the surgeon arrives in Brisbane, we should invite them to join the forum and share their WW stories


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    thanks for posting
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    I assume it was a video? Not available now. Do you think it might be on YouTube, Derek?
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    You can try searching for it, Paul. I'm sorry that the link is now dead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by derekcohen View Post
    You can try searching for it, Paul. I'm sorry that the link is now dead.
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    Difficult, without seeing it first. Suggestions for search terms?
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    Think this is the same procedure

    https://youtu.be/0Gf7523amvg
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3 toed sloth View Post
    I hate to think how much all those jigs and tools cost.
    I'm not going to watch the video, not into that sort of stuff but I'm thankfull we have surgeons that are. A few on the WWF in FNQ know a gent who works in Ortho Theatres and loves to tell tales of what the surgeons actually do - I'm usually well away from those conversations. However he says that many of the surgical burrs in the kits aren't actually used in the operating proceedure, so I wonder where they end up???
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