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Patient walking out of the hospital - same day as Non-traumatic Discectomy

INDICATIONS
  • Radiculopathy caused by disc compromise(Contained ot non-contanined) accessible to percutaneous intruments

  • Pain that has not responded to conservative treatments

  • Herniated , prolapsed, bulging, or extruded discs confirmed by CT, MRI, Myelogram or Discogram

  • Indications are evolving due to rapid changes in percutaneous instruments

  • Radiating pain, numbness, weakness (not responding to conservative treatment)
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