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To: IFLYer who wrote (4368)	3/16/1999 8:31:00 PM
From: LTK007	Respond to of 4761

OT way off topic but I got to set this guy straight-You sir are a paranoid---it was not major BRAIN surgery--it was MAJOR Frontal sinus surgery--the removal of the frontal bone that is most prominent in men--behind it is the frontal sinus cavity and at the back of that cavity is the lamina p. bone that seperates the brain from the frontal sinus cavity----when the frontal sinus is totally engorged with infection with total blockage of drainage,anti-biotics will not stop the infection and the frontal sinus must be opened up by removing the frontal facial bone--if this is not done the paient is in constant danger of rapid death due to a break into the brain causing a brain abcess or cerebral meningitis--the operation was performed fortunately BEFORE the break into the brain had occurred-- the operation is concluded with the removal of all mucoid producing membrane(this is called a frontal obliteration) then an incision is made in the abdomen to remove fat that is then placed in the frontal cavity to form a supportive and protective matrix over the stripped bone--as for my posting after a week I happen to be one tough MFer---- got that now.Max90 PS the operation took 3 hours,and is a rare operation.So I assure you I was not bouncing around and dancing after the operation--not even now--but in another month I will.