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Originally Posted by Harrison
Surprised, that's great news. I hope that the lordotic angle correction continues to stay healthy and normal forever. Still, this may be risky for kyphotic patients (depending on the severity). That seems to be the consensus among doctors and disc manufacturers.
Peace and healing to you both!
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It is quite possible that my kyphosis was strictly a result of my bad disks. I had been told 30 years ago that I showed signs of whiplash... Initially the doc was going to use the Secure C implant to correct curvature but he found my case to be one in which the M6 would work. I will add that PT has played a large part in helping me "feel into" proper alignment. These days with so many people working over keyboards really requires that we practice good posture.
Thanks for the good wishes.