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Years of Pain no solid diagnosis
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11-27-2013, 06:39 PM
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No diagnosis
If you are over 45 years of age, I would imagine it is stenosis. Sometines the extent of this is difficult to see even on MRI. I ended up having multiple minimally invasive surgeries to clean out this stenosis. Fortunately I had very good results. Hope you find the right surgeon and make the prudent decision.
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Rob Wilson 2/06 L4/5, L5/S1 ADR Stenum Hospital - Iliac vein cut w/ occlusion of iliac vein and hematoma 12/06 thru 8/07 Laser Spine Institute - 6 surgeries on L3/4 both sides, L4/5 both sides, L5/S1 both sides 4/08 Bonati Institute - redo of L5/S1 right 8/08 Bonati Institute - redo of L5/S1 left 12/08 Bonati Institute - redo of L4/5 right and left 9/09 Piriformis surgery to remove piriformis muscle causing sciatica 
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12-04-2013, 07:35 PM
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Rob, it is soooo nice to see you still posting about your success. Your road was so difficult... I'm very happy to continue reading positive news!
mARK
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