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Could numbness, from L-5 impingement localize to feet?

Spine Health | Last Active: Nov 4 10:26pm | Replies (23)

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The surgeon didn't want to order the after surgery imaging. Perhaps he didn't appreciate anyone suggesting that the surgery was at fault. And it probably wasn't. Sometimes, especially with weaker bone, the screws migrate.
The original surgeon wasn't involved with the revision.
I do wonder why it is difficult to get imaging ordered with some physicians.

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