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Disc protrusion t8-t9 - flattening cord, little csf around cord. impacts gait, very unsteady & using cane. what can neuro tell ortho (have mri)?
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Surgery?: If our neurologist has referred you to ortho following your MRI then it is likely your neurologist's question is if there is a surgical indication based on the MRI findings to offer your relief and to preserve your mobility.
Answered 5/24/2016
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