Re: Re: News article on minimally invasive hip resurfacing...

[Guest guest]

Well, the link got mangled by the group text formatter.

Two options:

1) go to the homepage of the newspaper

http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk

Then enter " bionic " in the search box in the left column.

2) try to copy the parts of the complete URL sent previously and paste them into

your browser with no spaces or carriage returns.

http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=132245&command=displayC\

ontent&sourceNode=131711&contentPK=10529658

Hope that helps, and regarding the mini-incision techniques, I have the same

concerns about a doctor operating in the dark.

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/5/2004 4:03:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

susettejk@... writes:

> .I think I'd rather my surgeon be able to see what he or

> she is doing! Susie in Memphis

I feel the same way. Was always taught to have good exposure during surgery

so you can see what you are doing.

Scars just don['t matter ( unless it is on your face, or course)

diane

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/5/2004 4:03:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

susettejk@... writes:

> .I think I'd rather my surgeon be able to see what he or

> she is doing! Susie in Memphis

I feel the same way. Was always taught to have good exposure during surgery

so you can see what you are doing.

Scars just don['t matter ( unless it is on your face, or course)

diane

[Guest guest]

I tell 'em I have a twin turbo and that's where I had it installed.

Des

In a message dated 7/6/2004 10:27:36 AM Pacific Standard Time,

sog@... writes:

It may be a " guy " sort of thing...but the idea of having a scar to

> show what I've been through doesn't bother me a bit.

I just tell people I got them from mooning my opponent while dueling

in Heidelberg. ;-)

[Guest guest]

I've quoted my dentist before on this group, but for those who didn't see it,

he told me that his professors in dental school always said the intelligence

of an endodontist is directly proportional to the size of the hole he works in.

Des

In a message dated 7/6/2004 9:31:12 AM Pacific Standard Time,

redace_us@... writes:

It may be a " guy " sort of thing...but the idea of having a scar to

show what I've been through doesn't bother me a bit.

[Guest guest]

Hi

It was a bit of a surprise seeing you bring this article to our attention.

I live on the Staffordshire/Derbyshire border ( 18 miles from Derby) and

the Derby Evening Telegraph is one of the daily evening papers we can get.

With being densely populated we get a choice of 8 different evening papers

even though the countryside market town where I live has a population of

just 12,000

I met Mr Chana at the Birmingham Royal Orthopaedic in 2001 where he works

with the reknowned Mr Treacy & Mr McMinn amongst others. He has his own

website http://www.minimalinvasivehip.com/hip-surgery-consult.html

Rog BHR both hips 2001 Treacy

Re: Re: News article on minimally invasive hip

resurfacing...

> Well, the link got mangled by the group text formatter.

>

> Two options:

> 1) go to the homepage of the newspaper

> http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk

> Then enter " bionic " in the search box in the left column.

>

> 2) try to copy the parts of the complete URL sent previously and paste

them into your browser with no spaces or carriage returns.

>

>

http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=132245&command=displayC\

ontent&sourceNode=131711&contentPK=10529658

>

> Hope that helps, and regarding the mini-incision techniques, I have the

same concerns about a doctor operating in the dark.

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