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[Guest guest]

No not one test was done ( not that they would have found any thing,

I did have pneumonia after the first op and a collapsed lung after the

second op, maybe they should have done a lung xray before the op , before

ANY op, who knows ????? )

Kay Ben-M'Rad wrote:

Dear

,I

was banded at the end of July last year and had an infected port site which

hadn't healed after six months. An oozing gaping wound - pretty horrible.

The only solution was to have the port removed, let everything heal and

put in a new port. I had a heap of fills pretty quickly before the

port was taken out (I hadn't had my first fill until about 4 months post-op

due to the infection). Until I get a new port put in I can't have

a fill, and even though I've got about 3.2 (or 3.4mls) in I am not restricted

enough. I had the port removed at the end of January but have been

away so much that I haven't schedule a hospital visit to have a new one

inserted, must do it soon.I

had masses of tests for the band, The Avenue here in Melbourne is very

thorough with testing prior to being banded. Didn't you have any

tests?KAY

[Guest guest]

I suppose you could do it with a variable adjustable clasp - If you will,

AJW. ( Adjustable Jaw Wiring )

Wayne

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Dorazio wrote:

Also, may I point out the next technique to

be mentioned was Jaw

Wiring.

Dam !!! that was my next option (

[Guest guest]

lmao @

(laugh my ass off)

Missy_Belle

[Guest guest]

I work in a SNF and a question was brought up. If we receive orders from

the MD to provide family training to prepare for DC home with familiy as

caregivers, an eval must be completed first to establish baseline, plan of

care, etc. Is this correct? Other therapist felt that able to do family

training without eval due to the MD order.

Thanks for feedback!

R Pullan, DPT