Tried another surgery-laminectomy/discectomy sevne months ago and I feel exactly the same as before surgery. I've had a lot of bad experience with doctors and even had doctors tell me my pain/leg weakness/numbness could be in my head! Unreal. By anon71308 — On Mar 18, 2010 Do ...
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The SCs of deeply anesthetized mice were exposed by laminectomy at T12, and moderate contusive centralized injury (1.3 mm tip; 2 mm height; 2 mm/s) was inflicted (Infinite Horizon SC impactor; Precision Systems). Recovery was evaluated by hind-limb locomotor performance, according to the open...
After exposure by laminectomy at the T8-T9 vertebral level, the spinal cord was completely transected using a surgical blade (transection group) or was crushed with a modified aneurysm forceps (FE752K, YASARGIL, Germany) for 1 sec, which exerted 180 g (approximately 1.77 N) closing ...
The surgery made the lower back MORE unstable. Foraminotomy, Laminectomy, Microdiscectomy, disc surgery, all have to remove parts of the bone in the spine. The “missed secondary problem.” The surgery may have successfully addressed what was considered your primary problem, but, you really had...