48 hours and counting
Re: 48 hours and counting
So apparently the surgery took about 6 hours to complete. Had to carve out scar tissue and also needed to use grafting material in order to get everything in. Staying an extra night in the hospital to make sure everything is ok and to keep me on IV antibiotics. Very little pain so far. Drain and catheter out tomorrow morning. Apparently I told everyone in the operating room to make sure dr. McCammon got both cylinders in, even if they had to sit on him.
rhabdomyosarcoma - 1975
chemo/radiation
e.d. since puberty
chemo/radiation
e.d. since puberty
Re: 48 hours and counting
Rick:
Great news! Keep us posted.
Jere
Great news! Keep us posted.
Jere
Page 7, 1st LGX 18+3 on 12/27/2012. 2nd LGX 18+6 on 12/11/2014, 3ed CX 24+3 on 5/29/19. bionicjere on Skype
Re: 48 hours and counting
Excellent news!! I'll be watching for your updates. Good luck with your recovery!!
Jim
Jim
Implant December 1, 2016; AMS 700 CX 18cm x 12 mm +3.5 cm rte. 69 years old, married 43 years.
ED for 8 years, Peyronies for 3 years.
ED for 8 years, Peyronies for 3 years.
Re: 48 hours and counting
Since this is such an old thread, I'm not sure if I'll get any response, but here goes.
Why was the surgery with Dr. Kramer unsuccessful? From all my reading on this board, he is one of the top guys in the nation and I have selected him to do my implant in October. Could you enlighten me why it wasn't successful with him??????
Why was the surgery with Dr. Kramer unsuccessful? From all my reading on this board, he is one of the top guys in the nation and I have selected him to do my implant in October. Could you enlighten me why it wasn't successful with him??????
62 years old. ED for years. High BP and meds have done me in. AMS 700 CX /3.0 cm RTE Implanted by Andrew Kramer on 10/12/16. Involved revision to relocate tubes and pump performed 12/29/16 by Dr. Knoll of Nashville, TN.
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Re: 48 hours and counting
If you're going in October, don't worry- Kramer's beyond top notch. Nothing to worry about
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Rglassava is a sort of a different case. He had extensive fibrosis, and the cylinders couldn't be inserted by the doctor just like that. Hence, he was redirected to a reconstructive urologist, which did what he described above.
Now.... Rglassava: i laughed so hard at what you said, in a good way i mean, because i pictured you saying that to the doctor and the situation happening itself. It is so, so nice to know the operation was a success. So happy for you.
Now.... Rglassava: i laughed so hard at what you said, in a good way i mean, because i pictured you saying that to the doctor and the situation happening itself. It is so, so nice to know the operation was a success. So happy for you.
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Kramer is the best and if he suggested a different surgeon for something, it would be because what was wrong must have been something he did not specialize in and felt this would be best for you, I sincerely believe he always puts the welfare of his patients first. No ego here just what is best for you.
When you see doctor Kramer and his team, say hi as they are the best. Maybe you will be lucky and have a beautiful young female doctor observing the procedure. It is always nice to help out new doctors to the field and happy they are learning from the best. You will be beyond happy that you have gotten your implant as it makes a man feel WHOLE again.
When you see doctor Kramer and his team, say hi as they are the best. Maybe you will be lucky and have a beautiful young female doctor observing the procedure. It is always nice to help out new doctors to the field and happy they are learning from the best. You will be beyond happy that you have gotten your implant as it makes a man feel WHOLE again.
Implanted March 2nd by Dr. Kramer with AMS/LGX. Had a problem lower left (scar tissue) and he placed a larger (thicker) implant as you can here on the YouTube video. Got all back, ED over 10 years before Implant.
Re: 48 hours and counting
Home and resting comfortably. Docs kept me in the hospital an extra night because the glans was swollen, bruised, and rather numb. They wanted to make sure proper blood flow was getting to it. More areas of pink today so they let me go. Spraying like a lawn sprinkler when I pee, good thing I brought that 'jar' home with me they gave me in the hospital. Time for a nap.
rhabdomyosarcoma - 1975
chemo/radiation
e.d. since puberty
chemo/radiation
e.d. since puberty
Re: 48 hours and counting
Good to hear, Rick. Yep, that urinal comes in handy the first few days.
Dave, 80, Maryland - Implant (Titan) 2008 by Dr. Andrew Kramer (failed Sept 2020) - never used due to a stroke that, among other things, ended my sex life.
Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is.
Re: 48 hours and counting
Get plenty of sleep...rest is your best friend at this stage...!
Implanted with AMS 700 LGX on July 29, 2016 by Dr. Stackhouse Tripler Army Medical Center
59 yr old type II diabetic with artificial aortic heart valve
59 yr old type II diabetic with artificial aortic heart valve
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