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Posted in Random Stuff with tags acoustic neuroma, Brain Tumor, experience, Share, story on March 3, 2010 by SGRScott Ryan
Posted in Patient Stories with tags acoustic neuroma, Brain Tumor, gamma knife, microsurgery, Radiation, Retrosigmoid Approach, Translabyrinthine Approach on June 9, 2009 by SGR
April 2007
Scott Ryan
Canton, Michigan
Diagnosed 3.5 cm AN in August 2004 at age 28
Microsurgery #1 (Retrosigmoid Approach)
October 7, 2004
Microsurgery #2 (Translabyrinthine Approach)
February 1, 2006
Gamma Knife Radiation
July 17, 2007
“YOU HAVE A BRAIN TUMOR.” My heart started racing. I could feel myself growing faint. I leaned my back against the wall of the small exam room and slid down to the floor. Dr. P continued, “IT’S LARGE AND IN A BAD SPOT, COMPRESSING YOUR BRAIN STEM, WE NEED TO SCHEDULE SURGERY TO GET THAT OUT OF THERE.” I closed my eyes and tried to regain some sense of composure. I was numb.
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