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I had an endoscopic laminotomy on the left side 3 years ago. a recent mri demonstrated a pars fracture on the rt side. i have sciatica to the ankle.
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Not here: You are referring to particular medical condition. I suggest that you speak with the neurosurgeon who perfumed the procedure 3 years ago, It is not possible without neurological examination and reviewing MRI to mark an opinion
Answered 1/24/2021
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