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Old 02-09-2012, 04:56 PM #25
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I was told the surgery was C5/C6 ACDF with cage and Infuse Bone Graft.

(using Metronics probably because the surgeon owns stock in that company??)

How would I do research on the procedure and/or Dr. ??

All I have have is a herniated disk C5/C6
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