Michael Werlinich (1911-1973) *61
The grave site of Michael Werlinich / Plot 11199514. This memorial website was created in memory of Michael Werlinich, 61, born on November 13, 1911 and passed away on November 0, 1973.
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Dr Michael Werlinich was a surgeon in CA during the 1960s and 1970s. He developed a new way to perform spinal surgery by going through the abdomen and not around the spine. He operated on my ex-wife and the result sere phenomenal. In talking to him after the surgery he told me that while he was in NY that the hospital said that they were making too many back cripples from the old method and to come up with something new. He developed a procedure to open the lower abdomen, pack all of the organs off to the side and he said there was room enough for two pairs of hands to work on the spinal area. The old method took days of hospitalization and recovery and while his procedure was painful at times my ex-wife was driving and back to work in 6 weeks. My mother had the old method and in six weeks was still in a back brace and home bound.
I will always remember this man for his kindness and his being there at our moment of need in repairing my wife's back. It has been over 40 years since the surgery and from what I know and have seen she is doing well with no back pain that I am aware of. Thank you Dr. Werlinich I will never forget you.