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buzzaaaah
 Post subject: Nick Stevens enquiry
PostPosted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 2:24 pm 
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A mate of mine has a crap neck and he wants to see the guy that operated on Stevo. Anyone know the surgeon's name??
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Funnily enough i got asked the same question last year after someone emailed me through aflonline.

This was my reply...

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Thanks for the email,

After doing a little bit of research I am pretty sure that neurosurgeon Peter Dohrmann performed the surgery on Stevens. Nick stated it in this article on the club website - www.carltonfc.com.au/Season2007/News/Ne ... wsId=43344
The neurosurgeon has his own website here - ww.peterjdohrmann.com.au

Hope that helps and I wish your brother all the best.


Obviously the club website link doesn't work after the site upgrade but hope that helps.

Edit: found the article - http://carltonfc.com.au/tabid/4311/Defa ... wsid=43344
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 Post subject: Re: Nick Stevens enquiry
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buzzaaaah wrote:
A mate of mine has a crap neck and he wants to see the guy that operated on Stevo. Anyone know the surgeon's name??

I am not sure of your friends condition, but I have had neck and back pain throughout the last few years and have found it beneficial to go and see an Osteopath.

They are like chiropractors, but they are not afraid to touch you and "snap" you back into place. A lot of massage and manipulation is done before any snapping and cracking takes place.

I would recommend that your friend looks into Osteopathy before thinking about seeing a surgeon or specialist about his problem. If it is merely skeletal and muscular - an osteo is the way to go.

Regards, Shaun (sticks1977)

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is that the guy that ran into the vaulting horse, horse?

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:lol: nice work.

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kingkerna wrote:
Navy Blue Horse wrote:
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is that the guy that ran into the vaulting horse, horse?



The one and only. I reckon you knew that, but just wanted to use the horse play on words thing. :lol:

BTW, he ruptured his spleen. He broke his jaw, and all of his ribs. Both of his lungs were punctured. Apparently he just [REDACTED] up.

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 Post subject: Re: Nick Stevens enquiry
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Sticks1977 wrote:
buzzaaaah wrote:
A mate of mine has a crap neck and he wants to see the guy that operated on Stevo. Anyone know the surgeon's name??

I am not sure of your friends condition, but I have had neck and back pain throughout the last few years and have found it beneficial to go and see an Osteopath.

They are like chiropractors, but they are not afraid to touch you and "snap" you back into place. A lot of massage and manipulation is done before any snapping and cracking takes place.

I would recommend that your friend looks into Osteopathy before thinking about seeing a surgeon or specialist about his problem. If it is merely skeletal and muscular - an osteo is the way to go.

Regards, Shaun (sticks1977)


Thanks Pklz

He has done the osteopath thing. he has a serious neck complaint. hasnt worked for 18 months. He saw a surgeon and wants a second opinion
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The man we have to thank for Stevo's surgery is Dr Peter Dorman.
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I got some nice results from Dr Gary Speck 300 Malvern Rd - injected steroid into a ruptured disk that had been killing me for years and it cleaned up in a few days. Same injury Ange C had. Seems to know what he's doing. That helps when they've got big needles and all eyes on your spine.

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Wild Blue Yonder wrote:
I got some nice results from Dr Gary Speck 300 Malvern Rd - injected steroid into a ruptured disk that had been killing me for years and it cleaned up in a few days. Same injury Ange C had. Seems to know what he's doing. That helps when they've got big needles and all eyes on your spine.


I had a disk problems years ago.. He fixed me up too.

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Dr Frankenstein?

I thought it was odd when Stevo appeared with the new bolts.

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 Post subject: Re: Nick Stevens enquiry
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buzzaaaah wrote:
He has done the osteopath thing. he has a serious neck complaint. hasnt worked for 18 months. He saw a surgeon and wants a second opinion

Damn, I wish your friend the best of luck - hope that he is able to find an appropriate surgeon and get his problems fixed. I know all about neck and back pain and it ain't the greatest, keep us posted here at TC about his progress...

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dont know about Nick Stevens neck, but you could go visit Hulk Hogan's old doctor, DR Papoofanik..He prescribed the Hulkster with all the vitamins he needed...

In all seriousness i hope your mate gets better
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