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Old 10-24-2012, 05:24 PM #1
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Default No symptoms but doc wants to operate
My daughter was diagnosed after a CT for a concussion. We followed up with an MRI and say a nero surgeon yesterday. He said that he no longer lets Chiari Malformations go due to 5 children in his practice that are now paralyzed after being watched and becoming injured by whiplash... such as the last was a boy in a jumpie house. My daughter has NO symptoms. I too found out I have a malformation after going in for a CT for headaches. I haven't had an MRI yet.
Anyone else know of or can share their opinion on operating to avoid a tragedy?
Thank you!
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