yes, true
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Originally Posted by nihs
I seriously hardly doubt there's only been 2 people that had their M6 ADRs fail. Two is just a small sample size based on information found online, just like only a very small percentage of the people post their post surgical outcomes online. If everyone reported it and they were all successful we would have approximately 15,000 to 30,000 different people posting information on successful post surgical outcomes... just saying  |
I should have elaborated a bit more on my commit. out of 30,000 implants; of those, the ones that are on this site, we have two patients...THAT WE KNOW OF. 
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54 yr old female 5'7" 147 lbs. non-smoker conservative treatments failed
2007 fusion @ C4-6 peek cages, failed due to long term use of cox-2 inhibitor
2008 revised C4-6 donor bone, plate & screws
2009 fusion with Roi-C @ C3-4
2015 MRI & CT mjr ddd @ C6-7, segmental kyphosis at C7-T1, 2-level M6-C prosthesis by Dr. Clavel Barcelona Spain
2019 H.O. formed behind M6-C @ C6-7 left nerve rt & in spinal canal.
2020 Revision C6-7 to a CP-ESP prosthesis by Dr. Schmitz Dusseldorf Germany
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