I : I would recommend looking for a neurosurgeon in your area on the website for american association of neurological surgeons. Aans.Org please see my health guide on cervical disk herniation. Good luck!.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Pain: Getting repeat surgery is a very difficult choice. I would get a least 2 opinions form 2 different surgeons to see if they agree.
Answered 5/29/2016
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Postsrior: You might have adjacent disc disease or residual foraminal stenosis. Reop is feasible. Minimally invasive laminoforaminotomy posteriorly, arthroplasty or fusion anteriorly- all are available. See a spine surgeon.
Answered 9/24/2013
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Complex : This is a complex situation, and needs a detailed history of symptoms, aggravations, patterns, and a correlate with mri, and fine cut ct scan as well as flex ext x-rays. Finding the right solution is dependent on a high probability analysis of all of these factors, and requires someone, who does a lot of complex revision work.
Answered 1/29/2015
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