Sorry, one more question
Thanks to all of you.
JOan
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spinal accessory nerve damage is almost the norm after
radical neck dissection. Here's a pretty good review. The term to describe this finding is "winged scapula," appropriately enough. http://www.surgeoncosmetic.com/article-spinal-accessory-nerve.aspx
Pat0 -
My mom had the "winged scapula" after getting a
neck dissection along with her larnyx removed....
Ahhhh...but wanted to congratulate you two on getting to the countdown...the single digits are just around the corner...OH what a great day that was for me!!
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Thanks Phrannie. Just wantphrannie51 said:My mom had the "winged scapula" after getting a
neck dissection along with her larnyx removed....
Ahhhh...but wanted to congratulate you two on getting to the countdown...the single digits are just around the corner...OH what a great day that was for me!!
p
Thanks Phrannie. Just want this over with but then scared about all the long term side effects to come.
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Thanks for the info Pat !longtermsurvivor said:spinal accessory nerve damage is almost the norm after
radical neck dissection. Here's a pretty good review. The term to describe this finding is "winged scapula," appropriately enough. http://www.surgeoncosmetic.com/article-spinal-accessory-nerve.aspx
Pat
Joan,
You are an excellant care giver. God bless you ! I have asked about this myself and was told it was due to my radical resect done. Praying for you guys that all continues to improve each and every day ! Katie (and yes please remember to take time for you !)0 -
keep moving forward
Joan,
Well I learned something today “winged scapula”.
Like P51 I am happy you are moving into single digits. As for Thanksgiving, I had to go through a couple of “big family meals” while I was not eating. If he can eat, great, if not, make him a special smoothie.
Best,
Matt0 -
I had no surgery ...sorry no help here ..CivilMatt said:keep moving forward
Joan,
Well I learned something today “winged scapula”.
Like P51 I am happy you are moving into single digits. As for Thanksgiving, I had to go through a couple of “big family meals” while I was not eating. If he can eat, great, if not, make him a special smoothie.
Best,
Matt
but looks like you got some good info ....
Keep us posted!
Best,
Tim0 -
Joan
Glad you and Dave are making the trip, I am down to 5 radiations, lost 50 + pounds, nauseated a lot of the time. getting better a little at a time.
Best wishes....
Jim0 -
NauseatedHard12Find said:Joan
Glad you and Dave are making the trip, I am down to 5 radiations, lost 50 + pounds, nauseated a lot of the time. getting better a little at a time.
Best wishes....
Jim
Jim, My signifying other recently switched to Zofran and it took away the nausea. Have you tried it?
Traci0 -
Thanks Jim and good luck onTRAD said:Nauseated
Jim, My signifying other recently switched to Zofran and it took away the nausea. Have you tried it?
Traci
Thanks Jim and good luck on the approaching end of treatment. We are not too far behind. Halleluia.
Joan0
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