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Fill At The Hospital?

I was just curious about this...my fiancé is finally having his first fill on Wednesday and he has to go to the hospital to get it done. My surgeon does them in his office, so it seems a little extreme to me. Does anyone else's surgeon do this?

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    Yes, I had to have my first fill done at the hospital so that they could view the images as fluoroscopic pictures. This is done as a precaution for the first fill only, to be certain that everything i

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Yes, I had to have my first fill done at the hospital so that they could view the images as fluoroscopic pictures. This is done as a precaution for the first fill only, to be certain that everything is in the proper place and functioning as it should.

After the first fill, all subsequent fills are done in the office, unless there is a problem.

All of my fills, years ago, were done in the hospital. But that's probably because the Office is IN the hospital. :rolleyes:

I had to go to the hospital before my first fill and do a barium swallow to make sure my band was positioned right. After that, I walked across the street to my Dr's office and got a fill :)

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My doctor's office is at the hospital. I've never had a fill using Fluro.

Same here, that's why I thought it was so strange!

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