Update with CT Photos Pg 1

[PCHelp76180]

What the fuck, that CT is bananas...Who did your implant?

I don’t want to mention his name, but he is the most popular high volume URO in Dallas.

[hopeful_future]

What the fuck, that CT is bananas...Who did your implant?

I don’t want to mention his name, but he is the most popular high volume URO in Dallas.

Well, I absolutely hope you are able to get that fixed, and with as little cost to you as possible. Best wishes to you.

[PCHelp76180]

What the fuck, that CT is bananas...Who did your implant?

I don’t want to mention his name, but he is the most popular high volume URO in Dallas.

Well, I absolutely hope you are able to get that fixed, and with as little cost to you as possible. Best wishes to you.

Thank you ! I’ll be posting updates as we go

[Waynetho]

What the fuck, that CT is bananas...Who did your implant?

I don’t want to mention his name, but he is the most popular high volume URO in Dallas.

PCHelp, if it was the Dallas High-volume surgeon I think you're talking about, he also trains others and very frequently a less skilled (no skill?) doctor is actually doing the work under his tutelage and supervision. Are you sure the doctor specifically did your surgery and not a student?

[thereishope]

Could be as simple as a leak in a tube, reservoir, bad pump or connector, or it could be a cylinder leaking.

Depending on what the issue is that's causing an alleged leak, it may be a relatively easy revision (replace leaky connector, cut out bad part of tubing, replace pump or reservoir) or it could be more of a major "total-replacement" revision if the cylinder is leaking.

Hey Wayne.. Did we happen to see the same photos by any chance?

[Waynetho]

Could be as simple as a leak in a tube, reservoir, bad pump or connector, or it could be a cylinder leaking.

Depending on what the issue is that's causing an alleged leak, it may be a relatively easy revision (replace leaky connector, cut out bad part of tubing, replace pump or reservoir) or it could be more of a major "total-replacement" revision if the cylinder is leaking.

Hey Wayne.. Did we happen to see the same photos by any chance?

Not exactly. For whatever reason when I first replied only an 1.5 hours later (the second message in this thread), I wasn't able to see any images in his message and went strictly from what he typed.


I see now why, check out his edit on the SEP 8th message:

I had a CT scan on 9/22 and it’s very obvious the first URO botched the install. I have attached copies of the CT scan.

Now check out the date of my message:

Postby Waynetho » Tue Sep 08, 2020 11:42 am

[PCHelp76180]

PCHelp, if it was the Dallas High-volume surgeon I think you're talking about, he also trains others and very frequently a less skilled (no skill?) doctor is actually doing the work under his tutelage and supervision. Are you sure the doctor specifically did your surgery and not a student?[/quote]

I believe you are correct, and when I went back for my revision in 2017 he swears he installed it

[PCHelp76180]

Could be as simple as a leak in a tube, reservoir, bad pump or connector, or it could be a cylinder leaking.

Depending on what the issue is that's causing an alleged leak, it may be a relatively easy revision (replace leaky connector, cut out bad part of tubing, replace pump or reservoir) or it could be more of a major "total-replacement" revision if the cylinder is leaking.

Hey Wayne.. Did we happen to see the same photos by any chance?

Not exactly. For whatever reason when I first replied only an 1.5 hours later (the second message in this thread), I wasn't able to see any images in his message and went strictly from what he typed.


I see now why, check out his edit on the SEP 8th message:

I had a CT scan on 9/22 and it’s very obvious the first URO botched the install. I have attached copies of the CT scan.

Now check out the date of my message:

Postby Waynetho » Tue Sep 08, 2020 11:42 am

Did I do something wrong on this blog?

[PCHelp76180]

Could be as simple as a leak in a tube, reservoir, bad pump or connector, or it could be a cylinder leaking.

Depending on what the issue is that's causing an alleged leak, it may be a relatively easy revision (replace leaky connector, cut out bad part of tubing, replace pump or reservoir) or it could be more of a major "total-replacement" revision if the cylinder is leaking.

Hey Wayne.. Did we happen to see the same photos by any chance?

Did you want me to re-post a photo?

[Waynetho]

No, it's all good. You edited your original post and it read as though the CT photo was there all along but it was added about 2-3 weeks after the post was originated.

I figured it out - no problem at all.