Avoiding cervical fusion for spinal instability

Have you been told you are a candidate for spinal fusion? You may want to get a second opinion before jumping right into surgery. Ross Hauser, MD explains why fusion surgery can be the beginning of a downward spiral of additional medical events and should be the last resort after non-surgical opinions have been sought.

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