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4 level ACDF or 2 level ACDF? After 1 year of conservative management.

 
 
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Old 01-28-2017, 08:34 AM #6
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Dear all,
I had decided to go for 4 level ACDf, my main concern is about the range of motion.
Anyone had 4 level of ACDF from C3 to C7 and have good results?
Thanks,
kimheng
I had 3/level....C4-7....March 10, 2016. Range of motion comes back enough if you work it. Physical therapy was a must for me.
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