Dr. Tribus Fellowship w/ Dr. Bradford

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Just following up on 's research about my doc... Dr. Tribus

wrote a chapter in this book:

The Spine By S. Bradford, A. Zdeblick (2003)

He wrote Chapter 19, " Vertebral Resection for the Correction of Fixed

Coronal Deformity "

I did a quick scan, and I also noticed a chapter by Dr. Bridwell.

I'm guessing that Dr.T should also be included with Drs. Bradford and

Bridwell for skill/success level... Not sure why he's not as well-

known...

I'm an investigator by nature and a school librarian by training.

Combine that with nerves as I approach surgery on Jan 29. I'm trying

very hard to tune out the negative vibes I first had in scheduling

that date because my dad and a dear neice both died on that date.

I'll make something positive happen on Jan 29.

I was glued to some of the photos of actual surgery. whew. just

breathe.

Jeri

http://books.google.com/books?

id=GJo_fSNaTk0C & pg=PA255 & lpg=PA255 & dq=dr+david+bradford+tribus & source=

web & ots=UGuKuhqqz_ & sig=HsyuRfhU-iX4nJkbAIR2vPTBaAc

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> > > Hi ie,

> > >

> > > Yes, indeed, Dr. Boachie operates on older patients. I was 55

when

> > he did my revision surgery ten years ago. Every time I've been

to

> > his office, the waiting room has been filled with " older "

people. If

> > you want more specifics, just pick up the phone and call Dr.

> > Boachie's office and ask Lindy. I forget what her title is, but

just

> > ask for her. I believe Dr. Boachie is one of the most

experienced

> > revision specialists.

> > >

> > > Bonnie

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