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Fractured vertebrae in the thoracic vertebrae, can this be fixed?

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Dr. Bernard Bach Jranswered

Orthopedic Surgery 44 years experience

Yes: Depending on the type of fracture. It may or may not require surgical intervention. See an orthopedic spine specialist.

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I got a mri done and my results where T2 vertebral body indicating a compression fracture. I have chest pain and pins and needles done my leg constantly. Is this something I need surgery to fix?

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I just had a mri done and my results where T2 vertebral body indicating a compression fracture. Ive been experiencing pins and needles that run down my legs and weakness too and chest pains. Is this something that I may need surgery to fix?

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