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Cervical spodylosis

2017-10-23 02:33:01
C4 c6 vertibral anteral thecal sac indentatin and bilateral neural foraminal stenosis can l avoid surgery
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If you don't have pain radiating into the arm, then u can avoid Surgery.
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NCV of the upper limb

Answered2017-10-25 05:59:23

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