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C5-C6 ACDF scheduled on Monday

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Old 02-02-2008, 04:20 AM #1
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New to the board and was just browsing a few sites to get some expectations on what is coming up on Monday for me. I have a couple of questions. They are removing the disk between C5-C6 and replacing with a cadaver bone and plate, which all seems to be fairly common.
hi Draw4u, hope it all goes well on Monday.
Can you please give me a little history of your neck problems that lead to this?
Did you have years of worsening pain, for instance? What was the cause of the problem?
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