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Could use your help docs! my cervical fusion failed, do i have to pay to get it corrected?
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Ask Insurance: This probably depends a lot on your insurance carrier. If you have a failure of fusion (pseudoarthrosis) then most likely your insurance will cover the repair surgery.
Answered 12/3/2014
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