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Old 03-02-2007, 04:03 PM #1
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Hi GUys,

I'm going to Mayo for a consultation about what to do about my back, which now has loose screws and unsuccessful fusion. They've made a pain guy my primary doc, even though pain is not my primary issue. It's what to do about loose screws.

So I went onto the Mayo site to look at the spine surgeons so as to make an educated request, and not a one was nearly as impressive as the people here in New York.

Has anybody been to Mayo and have any suggestions about who to see?
Here's the list with the spine docs on it. I'm not impressed.

http://www.mayoclinic.org/orthopedic...csbyspec2.html


Leaving Sunday.

Thanks to you all.
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