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Can you tell me if laser spinal surgery really works?
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Potentially: Laser is simply a tool used to do spinal surgery, it does not describe the procedure done itself. Like many areas in surgery, the key to successful treatment is selecting the best alternative for the individual patients problem. Consider being seen.
Answered 7/20/2014
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