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DOCTORS AND/OR HEALERS WANTED IN AUSTRALIA

• Who can successfully fix of cure dislocated herniated neck discs,
  C3|C4 and C5|C6 chronic pain problems.
• Who can successfully fix of cure shoulder and arm pain problems. (cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure low back chronic pain problems. (cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure shingles (Herpes Zoster) problems. (cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure restlessness (insomnia) problems.(cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure depression problems. (cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure memory lost problems. (cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure orientation lost problems. (cause from all above)
• Who can successfully fix of cure concentration lost problems. (cause from all above)

I have been living in pain and torture day and night for the last 6 years. And I have been looking in the last 7 years to find a doctors and or healers in Australia who knows how to fix and or cure bones and nerves problems, but I can not find no one knowledgeable and skilled professional to be able fix and /or cure bones and nerves.

If you know such a doctors and/or healers in the territory of Australia, please let me know and you will be frankly rewarded.

I will appreciate if somebody out there recommends good doctors or healers practicing outside Australia.

For the last 6 years I have been looking actively to find a doctors and/or healers in Melbourne and Australia who can successfully fix and/or cure any of the above listed health matters.

This is it, I have had enough of being a victim, tortured and discriminated for no reason at all but ... you know.

Andy Freedman
1/183 Hoddel St. Richmond
VIC 3121, Melbourne Australia 
Contact phone 1: 9427 7319 (from outside Australia  +61 9427 7319)
Contact phone 2: 9421 3697 (from outside Australia  +61 9421 3697)
Contact  mobile: 0438 135711  (from outside Australia  +61 438 135710)
Email: luckombox @ gmail . com 

  :: SUGGESTIONS & SUPORT FOR UNFORTUNATE NECK AND ARM PAIN

Thank You Strangers

Dear Mr. A. Freedman,

Hi! Do you still have that pain in your neck? There is
this spiritual healer and he doesn't charge you with
anything. His e-mail address is

deartony @ email . com

Actually, he has a column in Examiner, a weekly
tabloid in the United States. When writing to him,
give your name, your problem, your date of birth, and
your area (but you are not suppose to give your
complete address...just the city and country). There
is nothing to lose.

And if you are a Catholic, you could do a novena to
St. Therese, the little flower.

I just hope you get the cure you need. Do you think,
Bill Gates, the world's richest person, would be happy
with his billions if he has your neck pain?

Take care and God bless

Dah1

The Feel Easy Revitalization Center Melbourne Australia

You are here for a reason... there is a reason for everything.
It doesn't matter whether or not you understand it, it just is.
Listen to your inner self, and let you true nature guide you.

The internet is full of good health theories, ideas and - most of all - hype! I want to help you in simple language you can understand. This is my feel easy knowledge specialism. A feel easy fitness and psychology without psychobabble or other kinds of mambo jumbo .

Cervical Pain and Treatment
Anterior Discectomy and Fusion Using Simmons Keystone Technique:

Although low back pain is the most common cause of disability in the adult, Hult recognized that neck shoulder and arm pain affected 51% of the adult population.1 This is most commonly caused by cervical spondylosis with degeneration of the intervertebral disc, hypertrophy of the uncovertebral joints, and narrowing of the neuroforamen (fig. 1). It commonly produces neck pain and referred pain to the shoulder and medial border of the scapula. It is commonly responsible for headaches, and produces pain radiating below the elbow, numbness and tingling in the fingers, weakness and loss of coordination in the upper extremities, and in advanced cases, may result in compressive lesions of the spinal cord resulting in spastic paraplegia.

(fig1) Drawing of severly arthritic cervical motion segment due to collapse of the disc, with growth of marginal osteopophytes, enlargement of unconvetebral joints, narrowing of the nerve root canals and overiding of the facet joints which can result in a variety of cervical pain syndromes.

Usually, this is a self-limited process that can be treated with conservative measures, such as home traction, exercise, anti inflammatory medication, or a soft cervical collar. For more recalcitrant cases chiropractic or physical therapy are valuable adjuncts. Occasionally, however, the symptoms do not respond to conservative measures. The Simmons Keystone anterior cervical discectomy and fusion has evolved as an effective surgical procedure in the treatment of these more difficult cases. The diagnosis and treatment of neck disorders is very easy once we remember that the spine has two basic functions. One, it serves as a series of articulated joints that allows us to position our eyes and ears in space, and allows optimal locomotor function of our legs and prehensile function of our arms. Each motor segment consists of a disk and two facet joints which are subject to the same degenerative changes that affect our hips, knees, and other joints. In some circumstances, when the disc collapses movements of the affected segment are altered and initiate an inflammatory process in the spinal joint which can cause headache, shoulder pain, pain referred to the medial border of the scapula, and neck pain. This commonly occurs in the absence of a herniated disc. We have a difficult time as clinicians accepting this basic fact but if we accept it occurring in other joints, it should be intuitively obvious that it should affect the spine.

Usually, this is a self-limited process that can be treated with conservative measures, such as home traction, exercise, anti inflammatory medication, or a soft cervical collar. For more recalcitrant cases chiropractic or physical therapy are valuable adjuncts. Occasionally, however, the symptoms do not respond to conservative measures. The Simmons Keystone anterior cervical discectomy and fusion has evolved as an effective surgical procedure in the treatment of these more difficult cases. The diagnosis and treatment of neck disorders is very easy once we remember that the spine has two basic functions. One, it serves as a series of articulated joints that allows us to position our eyes and ears in space, and allows optimal locomotor function of our legs and prehensile function of our arms. Each motor segment consists of a disk and two facet joints which are subject to the same degenerative changes that affect our hips, knees, and other joints. In some circumstances, when the disc collapses movements of the affected segment are altered and initiate an inflammatory process in the spinal joint which can cause headache, shoulder pain, pain referred to the medial border of the scapula, and neck pain. This commonly occurs in the absence of a herniated disc. We have a difficult time as clinicians accepting this basic fact but if we accept it occurring in other joints, it should be intuitively obvious that it should affect the spine.

Why the Keystone?
In 1901, Taylor was one of the first to recommend laminectomy and a transdural approach for excision of a "ventral extradural chondroma". In 1960 Scoville modified this approach for removal of herniated discs, however such procedures were unsatisfactory in bringing about permanent and lasting relief of pain. Adequate exposure of the midline was impossible and there was a risk of damaging the spinal cord. Postoperative morbidity was prolonged and with the exception of the patient with a lateral disc extrusion, few patients improved. Furthermore, narrowing of the disc, compromise of the neuroforamen, and pain emanating from the arthritic spinal joint which worsened as a result of the surgery, continued.

(fig. 2) Smith-Robinson anterior discectomy and fusion with horseshoe shaped graft as originally described.

In 1958 Ralph Cloward obtained excellent results in 42 of 47 patients with anterior discectomy and fusion using the drill and dowel technique. Problems included paralysis in several patients from drilling into the spinal cord. Symmetrical drilling of adjacent vertebrae was technically difficult making fusion less predictable. The dowel was not an inherently stable structure and could not maintain fixed distraction. Spontaneous extrusion of the graft was also common making reoperation necessary (fig. 3).

(fig. 3) Cloward cylindrical dowel cannot maintain fixed distraction and is prone to spontaneous extrusion. Asymmetrical drilling can also lead to non-union.

In 1969 Simmons and Bhalla published results on 84 patients undergoing anterior cervical discectomy and fusion using the Keystone technique. Good results were obtained in 80.8% of patients. No patient had a non-union, and only one graft was ejected. When compared with a cylindrical graft, a one-level Keystone has 30% and a two-level Keystone has a 70% more surface area available for fusion. The Keystone itself is an inherently stable structure and resists extrusion and lateral bend. Biomechanical tests have shown that the dowel extrudes at 20 to 25 degrees of extension, whereas the keystone graft does not extrude until the posterior elements either are fractured or disrupted (fig. 4).

The Keystone allows excellent exposure of the spine for excision of disc, tumor, osteophytes, or fracture fragments if necessary. It allows the surgeon to treat nerve root or spinal cord compression under direct vision. It provides instant rigid immobilization of the painful arthritic spinal segment in distraction, which effectively enlarges the nerve root canal and eliminates pain. It results in an extremely high rate of fusion even with prior surgery and is associated with minimal postoperative morbidity and few complications. Healing is usually complete in 12 weeks and return to normal activity occurs a short time after.


Material courtesty of Kenneth I. Light, M.D at The San Francisco Spine Center

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