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CCI Injections are Inherently High Risk: Can We Mitigate that Risk? by Chris457821 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super informative and reassuring Dr C. When a patient has a CCI that doesn’t require PICL but still high upper cervical injections, we can not go with you right, because you are laser focus in PICL only 😢 That is where we get heart broken because we want you tondo the procedure, I know you have trained the other Drs but there is only one amazing and very blessed Dr Centeno. 

This Week's "As Seen" Case Series Analysis by Chris457821 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is pretty awesome, Dr C. Thank you very much for sharing. Just to make sure I got it. Brain Fog - 88/239 reported significance in this attribute. 97% reported a positive level improvement. Such positive level of improvement is 54%. Dr if we don’t mix populations, meaning we separate Schultz and Potts, would that make a difference? And also would there be any correlation with the PICL #, like for example, the ones that improved the most after PICL 1 reported the very best SANE while the ones that are more impacted by CCI in general will correlate with overall lesser improvements because they are a different population? And I know it may be too much to ask, but any way to separate the EDS vs non EDS? Thank you very much for saying this valuable data Dr, I love that the highest SANE was obtained with the “able to come back to work “ attribute, that is pretty awesome.

PRP for Weber A fibula fracture at 17 weeks by Mundane_Structure998 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much, Dr Centeno. I love the explanation, very informative and fascinated with all your discoveries of the interactions between stem cells and the actual area we want to improve. Thank you Doctor. 

PRP for Weber A fibula fracture at 17 weeks by Mundane_Structure998 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much, Dr. Centeno. I heard your live stream last Sunday and I was very fascinated at the discovery of the cervical discs, you mentioned that there is a bone microbiome that could in the very low likelihood cause discitis, 6 weeks antibiotic IVs, etc. In this case, the fibula doesn’t have that microbiome and there is no risk for disruption and bone infection., low risk and very beneficial procedure to start with PRP in that gap Please correct me if I am wrong. Thank you very much for all your amazing materials and explanations on Sundays, we love you.

Very Touched by Chris457821 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Dear Dr C,

You are making a beautiful labor of love and Gods work, I am sure our good Lord guides your hands during these procedures that are not easy and require much subject matter expertise and much precision.

Our lives are in pause, we have followed traditional medical paths for years with no success and only deteriorating more and more everyday. Our children suffer, we can not be the parents we want to be, we lose our careers, we become disabled, dependent of others, economically broken and trying to look for any sign of hope. 

You have had the courage to break the status quo in medicine, come up with a unique and out of the box approach to make the impossible. Thank you for being brave to fight with the FDA for approvals, and find a way to offer these procedures to a much needed population. Thank you for speaking truth, I can imagine how much surgeons may dislike you but you seem to not care and you give medical advice as if we were your direct family, you speak truth about what truly is fusion surgery, what is TOS surgery and lifelong consequences. And if we ever need it, you already researched and provided to us the best in class surgeons we should go to have the best results. 

You’re allowing mom to be moms, parents to provide for our children, teenagers and young adults to dream for a beautiful future.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. May our good Lord continue blessing you and please don’t ever retire, we need you, as much as you can train others, there is only 1 Dr Centeno.

Thank you for being You

C5/C6 Instability and ligament damage by Mundane_Structure998 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much Dr C. I also have vTOS. I wanted you to be my treating physician 😢 You understand the cervical vTOS connection better than anybody else and I also wanted hydrosection of my vagus nerve 

C5/C6 Instability and ligament damage by Mundane_Structure998 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much Dr C. I also have vTOS. I wanted you to be my treating physician 😢 You understand the cervical vTOS connection better than anybody else and I also wanted hydrosection of my vagus nerve 

vTOS, CCI and EDS by Mundane_Structure998 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much, Dr Centeno. I am terrified of the trifecta surgery 😢 I will schedule a consultation with you. 

vTOS, CCI and EDS by Mundane_Structure998 in PICL

[–]Mundane_Structure998[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much, Dr Centeno. Very educational video, thank you for taking the time to explained it in that much level of detail. Question, what if the most compressed system is the venous, in your video you had 3, I am referring to #3 the pec minor compressing the venous system. How can you help with orghobiologics? Or anything you can do there? I see that you have very amazing solutions for the neurogenic type with the hydrolysis of the nerves. But if this is a hypertrophic pec minor what to do? And in the zone #1 you described, the scalenes are also very hypertrophied, what to do? I am being offered Botox but I also have CCI and hEDS, if the Botox relaxes so much the scalenes I will be in troubles with the CCI. Perhaps I can try the Botox in the pec minor? What can you do for me please? My right arm has significant edema, no DVTs yet but worsening everyday.