“Dear Hey Clinic, When I found out I had scoliosis I felt like a weirdo, like I was strange. I hated the ugly hump on my back, I hated how I was different. I developed a very bad attitude and was very hard to be around. We decided that the surgery would be the best […]

Team: PA Brittany, circulator nurse Kelly, motorcycle dan scrub, nurse fran scrub. Evoked potentials: Sarah. CRNA eydie, anesthesiologist Jon. Room aura: excellent. Surgical time: 2 hrs 45 min. Correction: excellentPReop curve: 47 degrees. Ebl: 250 cc. Cell saver returned: 100Blood transfused: none. Postop location: private room w family at duke raleigh hospital. A good morning. […]

Ten years ago last month, Jessica had scoliosis surgery with me at Duke University Medical Center.  Her story was featured on Discovery Channel’s show called “The Hospital”, which was a wonderful series of patient and physician stores from Duke Medical Center, similar to recent Boston Med show on ABC. Jessica was a pharmacist her 20’s […]

By Pamela B. – 8/27/2010 I have been wanting to write  this letter for a long time but words, at times, does not seem to express how grateful and thankful that God has used Dr. Hey for His purpose and mission to bless people, like my children, for the gift he has given us.  Let […]

This morning we straightened up Grace, a delightful 13 yo young lady from eastern North Carolina who had a 51 degree right thoracic adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). T5-L1 instrumentation and fusion with evoked potential monitoring. Surgical time:  2 hrs 20 minutes. EBL 375 cc Correction:  excellent. Complications:  none. Wow — what a difference from the […]