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Old 09-25-2011, 01:26 PM
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well, obliterated means to "blot out" & "leaving no traces." So the CSF space evidently cannot be seen due to the disc herniation. You're right - this doesn't sound good!

I hope the Neuro can explain things to you in detail -- MAKE him do it. Sometimes they are so "short" and pre-occupied that they don't tell us things that we need to know!

Keep us posted as to what he says. Good lucki! Hugs, Lee
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