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Is there a successful treatment for spinal stenosis?
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Yes : Surgery they can do a decompression removing the Spurs and the bony narrowing or in some cases a larger surgery called a fusion where they use small titanium rods and screws to hold the vertebrae in a fixed position
Answered 8/10/2020
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