Generally not: Please see your md with the specifics for a better answer. An exam and detailed history is very important in your case.
Answered 9/12/2015
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Not recommended : Question is if surgery would improve your quality of life - this depends on the nature and completeness of your quadriplegia. I would only take the anesthesia risks and post-surgical pain if there was some hope that you gain significant mobility back. Maybe worthwhile discussing with your local providers.
Answered 9/7/2013
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