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Case Details

X-ray #MRI #Fluoroscopy images of a 22yom.

Back pain 5 months from weight lifting. New onset tingling sensation left leg and increased pain. No response to cortisone injections. First MRI from prior to surgery. After first surgery had worsening pain post-op 1 week. Second MRI taken 3 weeks after first surgery. Thoughts of what should've been done during first surgery to prevent the second one.

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