• CELLAVATE CONSENT FORM

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  • Business Policies

  • Cancellation Policy

    Upon scheduling, you'll be asked to provide a credit card number to guarantee your treatment,
    Your credit card information will be securely stored in your history file.
    To avoid cancellation fees, please cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours before your appointment.
    If you cancel with less than 24 hours' notice, your credit card on file will be charged the cancellation fee of $50.
    No-shows will be charged 50% of the service fee.
    Monday appointments must be canceled or rescheduled by Friday.
    Appointment Reminders:
    We'll send you a text message reminder before your scheduled service.
    It's your responsibility to manage your appointment even if the reminder system fails.
    We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Thank you for choosing Linda I. Sodoma, DO,
    PLC for your service.

    Policy

     

    POSSIBLE ADVERSE EFFECTS OF CELLEVATE TREATMENT

    1. There is a risk of urinary retention, although small. A catheter will be placed into the bladder during the procedure and will be removed at the conclusion. It may be necessary to replace the catheter if urinary retention develops.
    2. Urinary tract infection is another risk to this procedure and antibiotics will be given according to your Allergy profile to prevent this from happening.
    3. Other risks may include allergy to lidocaine products. These are sh01t acting local anesthetics and should an allergy occur, it is usually of short duration.
    4. Some patients may experience fainting as a result of blood withdrawal (rare). A bruise at the venipuncture site may be visible for 2-3 days.

    PRE- PROCEDURE INSTRUCTIONS

    Medication to Hold 2 days prior to procedure:
    Aleve, Motrin, Ibuprofen
    Warfarin,Xarelto, Eliquis, Plavix
    Asprin or Baby Asprin

  • I, hereby consent to the Cellevate procedure, to be performed by Dr. Linda Sodoma, or one of her associates. The purpose of the Cellavate procedure is to restore urethral integrity, and lessen or prevent incontinence, using your own tissue and blood products.

    There is a risk of urinary retention, although small. A catheter will be placed into the bladder during the procedure and will be removed at the conclusion. It may be necessary to replace the catheter if urinary retention develops.

    Urinary tract infection is another risk to this procedure and antibiotics will be given according to your allergy profile to prevent this from happening.

    Other risks may include allergy to lidocaine products. These are short acting local anesthetics, and should an allergy occur, it is usually of short duration.

    Due to the complex nature of female incontinence, this procedure may not work to your expectations. It should continue to work over the next year regenerating the support tissue, so results may not be immediate.

    There is no guarantee that this procedure will cure your incontinence.

    I have read and hereby provide my consent to receive this procedure and I feel my questions have been answered.

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