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How concerning is lumbar disk disease with myelopathy?
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Unusual: Most lumbar discs do not cause myelopathy because they occur below the level of the spinal cord. You may have both cervical and lumbar disc disease (or rarely thoracic) This could cause the combination of lumbar disc herniation and myelopathy.
Answered 7/20/2014
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