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Spinal Cord Surgery - Articles
Spinal Cord Stimulation Reduces Pain From Failed Back Surgery
by
randale
Posted
Sat 15 Nov 2008 7:36am
More information about conditions affecting bones, joints and muscles can be found at eOrthopod.com.
For over 30 years now, doctors have used spinal cord stimulation... of the treatment, SCS over the long-term was more cost effective than other treatments.
Malgorzata M. Bala, MD, PhD, et al. Systemic Review of the (Cost)-effectiveness of Spinal Cord
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Spine Surgery
by
jasmine a.
Posted
Fri 08 May 2009 12:00am
Hi There,
Just to let you know that you are welcome to visit my brand new page on Spine Surgery.
There you will find included, links to useful articles dicussing types of back surgery, whether spine surgery is an acceptable option under which circumstances, about failed back surgery and what questions you may want to ask of your
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lyme disease and lumbar cervical spine surgery
by
Jenna Smith
Posted
Fri 18 Nov 2011 12:00am
LymeLies asked:
There are other options for back pain and at least 13 weeks of ABX are needed for any sign of improvement in my spine. Consider lyme disease or other bacterial infections before spinal surgery if your back pain is unexplainable. 16 weeks of ABX and supplement treatment. I thought for sure that I was going to die
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lyme disease spine surgery
by
Jenna Smith
Posted
Sat 07 Jan 2012 12:00am
LymeLies asked:
6 months ago I was in 24/7 back pain and getting worse everyday. After 13 weeks of antibiotics I noticed slight relief from back pain. Now after 6 months the improvement is amazing. I almost cant believe it.
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How Three-Dimensional Models Are Changing Spine Surgery
by
Dr. Graeme T.
Posted
Sat 08 Jan 2011 5:55am
is of great advantage. comprehending your orthopedic surgery will help you fully accept and be aware of the recovery.
3-D models are revolutionizing spinal surgery and orthopedists praising this technology. Imagine having a spinal surgery that you and your surgeon can actually see what happens before it happens. It is much easier to go into a process knowing
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Spine Surgery
by
Steve Hatherley
Posted
Tue 09 Dec 2008 11:05pm
I haven't had any surgery on my back (thankfully!) so I'm pleased to report that I don't have much to write about for this page.
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However, I do know that if I was facing surgery, I think I'd try as many alternatives as possible before succumbing to the surgeon's knife. In my mind, surgery isn't definitely the last option
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At least its not spine surgery...
by
Olivia Hernandez
Posted
Thu 07 May 2009 9:24pm
I'm heading in to have my wisdom teeth removed and am actually really nervous! I'm being put to sleep and having all 4 out. You would think with all the surgery I've had this would be easy for me, but I'm a big baby. Seriously! I hate being put to sleep! I always have nightmares. The very first time I was put to sleep at age 9 for a spine tumor removal
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Spine Surgery Choices
by
Dave W
Posted
Wed 01 Jul 2009 6:46pm
; sometimes they can help, sometimes they can’t. This particular request on spine surgery came in via the inCapitalHealth website last Saturday – the author gave us permission to use... DESTRUCTIVE AND ONLY 2 DAYS IN HOSPITAL, WITH MAXIMUM 4 WEEKS AWAY FROM WORK/SINGING. WITH CAREFUL SURGERY THE RISKS OF VOCAL CORD INJURY IS LESS THAN 1%.
He suggested the patient
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