aussi,
What a bad situation to be in.
Many a patient has come out of surgery with a perfectly placed ADR, but had the same pain because it was done at a level other than the one that was causing the pain. No one wants that for you. Were it me I would be as sure as is possible that the correct level were being addressed before scheduling surgery.
Before my last surgery I had six opinions, all agreeing on the levels that needed to be addressed; five of which agreed on the procedure that needed to be done. You probably don't need six opinions, but I'd be concerned that the two that I had disagreed.
Good luck, Jeff
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C4/5 - ACDF in 2000
C5/6 - ACDF in 2002
C3/4 & C6/7 - M6 ADR, Nov 2009, Barcelona
Conceded defeat to a manifestly disingenuous BCBS-TX in my quest for reimbursement, Jan 2011
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