Articles to Help Patients Overcome Chronic Post-Surgical Pain
Information is key to ridding yourself of chronic pain for good. Our library articles explore common complications of major surgery, including sexual dysfunction after groin surgery, foot drop after a knee replacement, post-surgical groin due to hernia or C-section, and causes of chronic regional pain syndromes.
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Can Dr. Williams Help You?Learn how to prepare for your first appointment with peripheral nerve surgeon Dr. Eric H. Williams.
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Ultrasound as a Useful Tool For Peripheral Nerve SurgeonsThis paper, published in the Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery, was written to encourage more peripheral nerve surgeons to learn to use ultrasound
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Ultrasound as a Useful Tool for a Peripheral Nerve Surgeon: Examples in Clinical PracticeThis paper, published in the Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery, was written to encourage more peripheral nerve surgeons to learn to use ultrasound
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Finding a Surgeon to Treat Pain in the Abdominal Wall at the Location of a Previous Colostomy SiteIf you have persistent pain near the location of a colostomy site, nerve damage may be to blame. Learn how a Baltimore nerve surgeon can help.
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Understanding How Surgery Can Help Stop Migraine PainIf you are considering surgery to treat your chronic migraines, it's important to discuss all your options with your a nerve specialist before making a decision
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Who Is a Good Candidate for Nerve Decompression Surgery?If you have chronic pain and discomfort due to nerve compression, you may be a candidate for nerve decompression surgery. Find out more about your options here.
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How Nerve Decompression May Help People With Diabetic Peripheral NeuropathyIf you have diabetic peripheral neuropathy, nerve decompression surgery may be an option to consider. Find out more from our Baltimore nerve surgery specialist.
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How Our Baltimore Nerve Specialist Treats Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Nerve CompressionIf you have diabetes and have burning or tingling pain in your legs or feet, it could be due to peripheral neuropathy nerve compression. We explain more here.
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Treatment Options for Meralgia ParestheticaIf you are experiencing signs of meralgia paresthetica, our Maryland nerve specialist can determine the best treatment for your specific needs. Learn more here.
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Causes of Continued Pain After an Ankle FractureIf you experience pain that is continuous after an ankle fracture, this may not be normal, and you should be evaluated by a nerve specialist. Find out more here