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    "Gluing sternum together" - wonder what happened to that

    AFAIU, the adhesive is in addition to wires, not instead of.
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    "Gluing sternum together" - wonder what happened to that

    I see. That study doesn't show much benefits, at least in immediate pain. Are there any studies for pain weeks after and/or speed of healing?
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    "Gluing sternum together" - wonder what happened to that

    https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/11/091112121609.htm "I used to warn my open-heart surgery patients that they would feel like they had been hit by a truck during a long recovery period; I'm glad I don't have to say that anymore." More than one million open-heart surgeries are...
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    Bowling - how long after?

    I don't know if it's comparable to pushups, though. At this point (5 weeks after) I couldn't even think of a pushup, but I took out my ball and swung it around a couple of times and it was... ok. Not very comfortable but ok.
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    Bowling - how long after?

    (I wrote the OP - for some reason it showed as guest) From what little I have seen posted on the subject on the internetz, the pain/discomfort, if it comes, it usually comes *after* bowling, not during... I am just looking for people that did it to get some idea at what point in time I...
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    Successful surgery, various complications

    epstns: you're saying you're still having those pains 5 years after the surgery? Mine was 4 weeks ago and I am having those muscle (bone?) pains in my shoulders/back, but they are getting better...
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    What is the price for a BAV and an aorta root surgery I US ?

    Before my AVR in Houston St Luke's I got an estimate in the mail from them. They quoted $153K for the surgery, with the "allowable amount" (basically what they were allowed to charge by my insurance) of $32K. I didn't wind up paying much because I was basically maxed out on my insurance...
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    What were the signs that lead you to OHS?

    Am 53. In 2015 my endocrinologist decided to do a stress test on me, then when something was inconclusive on it, sent me to do an echocardiogram. After the echo, the office called me and said that everything was ok and I was all clear. Then, around July 2016 I noticed that at night I would...
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