(just my reference index card: we were allowed one)
PARTIAL SURGICAL HISTORY
(RELATED TO NEUROFIBROMATOSIS II)
DATE DESCRIPTION
03/09 Right temporal lobe craniotomy and tumor removal; Dr. Thomas C. Witt, Dr. Richard T. Miyamoto; Indiana University Hospitals (IUH), Indianapolis
03/07 Right posterior frontal-anterior parietal meningioma; Dr. Michael B. Pritz, IUH, Indianapolis
05/04 Left parietal craniotomy and tumor removal (approximately 5cm convexity meningioma attached to the dura); Dr. Michael B. Pritz; IUH, Indianapolis
01/04 Left upper eyelid gold weight placement (1.2 gram), Left lower eyelid retraction repair with Gore-Tex interpositional graft, Left suborbicularis oculi fascia lift; Dr. Richard Burgett; IUH, Indianapolis
06/03 Brachial plexus; Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
07/98 Suboccipital removal of left, recurrent, cerebellar pontine angle tumor compressing the brain stem; Dr. Richard T. Miyamoto, Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
08/96 Diagnostic laparoscopy; Dr. Thomas J. Howard; IUH, Indianapolis
08/96 Ventriculoperitoneal shunt; Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
08/96 Decompression of the internal auditory canal; Dr. Richard T. Miyamoto, Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
08/96 Left suboccipital craniectomy with subtotal removal of acoustic tumor and unroofing of internal auditory meatus; Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
12/95 Translabyrinthine removal of acoustic neuroma, microdissection, abdominal fat graft, insertion of auditory brain stem implant; Dr. Richard T. Miyamoto, Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
06/95 Excision of schwannoma, grossly complete, right tibial nerve; Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
11/91 Suboccipital removal of right acoustic neuroma and jugular foramen neuroma; Dr. Richard T. Miyamoto, Dr. Robert L. Campbell; IUH, Indianapolis
11/91 Right suboccipital craniectomy with gross total removal of the right 11th nerve neurinoma and gross total removal of right acoustic neurinoma with preservation of facial and cochlear nerves anatomically; Dr. Robert L. Campbell, Dr. Richard T. Miyamoto; IUH, Indianapolis
anomalous adventures 
September 11, 2006 at 4:11 am
Awesome! You have a blog! I just found it now! I am so glad you started blogging. I have not been able to read anything yert as I just found it at this moment and must get to bed.
I will add you to my list of favorites and check in on you. I am really looking forward to reading your blog. I love your writing and your perspectives on things!
Okey doke! Have a great week! I hope you are doing well!
– Beck :o)
September 14, 2006 at 5:17 am
Thanks, Beck! You were the official first sentient commenter on anomalous adventures!!!
I think blogging was a predictable direction for me, even though I’m not sure what direction that is.
I’ve already deviated from my own system and organizational structure. But then I probably meant to do that.
April 9, 2007 at 7:36 am
Good site!!!