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PostPosted: 08/19/07 - 15:19    Post subject: spinal cord syndrome Vote now! Reply with quote
I have a herniated disk at C4-5 with cord compression and one day was unable to move my lower legs; another day both arms were numbs. My MD says I do not have "long tract findins to warrant surgery,"
ie: fusion...anyone know what he is talking about...
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