Dr. David G Kline, MD

Straight shooter tells it like it is good or bad, diagnosed with brachial plexus palsy-Parsons Turner syndrome, basically no quick fix, 100% paralyzed left arm triceps, it's been 14 years now hydrocodone and Lyrica and now I'm starting to see some relief, I can use my triceps and the pain is not as bad, it's been a bumpy road especially with the new DEA rules, making it impossible to get hydrocodone, but Dr Klein works for nobody but his patient, unfortunately the doctors here in Texas are mostly employees of some hospital group and they're shutting down pain medication too much drama don't care about 74-year-old patients that really need the drug I'll stop rambling thank you Dr Klein you've made my life bearable and getting better

was not proffessional called me a "fiesty beasty" in the 80's when i saw him at oshner. did the wrong surgical procedure.

Had a difficult nerve graft operation partially effective but no one else. would even give me a chance. I am less disabled because of the extraordinary skill of the doctor. He is a fabulous and caring surgeon'

I was in my Twenties and had three young children. I was in a snowmobile accident in 1993, I suffered a Brachial Plexus and had a recommendation from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN to remove my arm, The doctors at the University of MN recommended fusing the bones. My Neurosurgeon contacted Dr. Kline and I made a trip from MN to LA. Dr. Kline performed nerve transfers called cable grafting and I had feeling and movement in my arm and fingers the next day. It has been a long road to recovery but I use my hand and arm today. I am a Grandmother, Volunteer Fire Fighter and EMT, I also farm and train horses. I thank Dr. Kline everyday for saving my arm and my quality of life. Thank you Dr. Kline