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Old 10-24-2012, 03:14 PM #11
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Originally Posted by georgemilchick View Post
short story,went to doc last nov.,told him i was lossing my ability to walk.sent me to ortho., he told me i had severly arthritic hips,this april i had left side hip replacement,it didnt help,sent me to neuro in june finnaly found impingments.now nerosurgine this friday.never was injured
They want the MRI of the brain to rule out a few systemic diseases. As was mentioned the Thoracic is extremely uncommon for injury unless there is great trauma. The loss of signal at multi levels other than those with impingement are what they are focusing on. Best of Luck to you!
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