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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A LOWER BACK FUSION IS DONE ?


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When a lower back, or lumbar back, fusion is done, damaged discs are removed and the joints of the spine are fused, or joined, together using bone grafts. Sometimes, metal screws and rods are also used for the purpose of adding greater stability and to improve the odds of a back fusion being successful.




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  1. Lumbar fusions - how many are done each year ?

  2. When a lower back fusion is done what happens ?

  3. ProDisc-L spinal disc replacement

  4. Is ProDisc-L a successful disc replacement?

  5. Will back pain be relieved by a back fusion ?

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  9. What causes back pain ?

  10. What are the symptoms of back pain and what do they indicate ?

  11. What are some treatments for back pain ?

  12. What are the surgical options for back pain ?







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