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Old 01-17-2011, 11:40 PM #1
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Question 6 week post op ACDF - What questions to ask surgeon?

I will be going to my surgeon for a 6 week check for a 2 level ACDF C5-6 C6-7. I would like to find out what types of questions others asked. Here is what I came up with? Any fusion yet? How do I increase my ROM if you do not believe in PT? When will the muscle spasms and lump in my throat decrease? Since I had excessive swelling after surgery probably associated with bone protein what are my other concerns relating to bone protein?
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