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The Big File All issues not easily categorized in the above forums are here. Comments on general health, diet, "getting comfortable," and more are here. |
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Perhaps this news article on the Wallis may interest some here:
http://www.news8austin.com/content/h...190519&SecID=2
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Looks like they are only doing single level L4-L5 studies. I was excited too when I first looked at the clinical trials. I am so discouraged right now I don't know what to do. I have to call my ins. co. Monday I have not hear from them since I sent my book to them.
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Water ski accident 86' Chiropractic& PT Pain meds Discectomy Laminectomy L5 S1 Partially sacralized 97' epidural injections L3 L4 ruptured and torn L4 L5 Almost no disk height left along with osteophytes Left leg pain and tingling going down back of leg into heel & foot 3 appeals with BCBS no success Lost insurance. Kaiser Permanente L3-L4, L4-L5 Prodisc 9/18/09 C5-6 & C6-7 ruptured and looking at hybrid surgery fusion & Prestige ADR |
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Hi, I am a new member, so I hope I am doing this right. I just found out today that I have been accepted into the Wallis Study. I will be receiving the Wallis device and mu surgery is set for July 30th.
My problem is with the L4-L5. The Wallis study is for the treatment of mild to moderate DDD of the lumbar spine. The patients receive either a Wallis, Charite or Prodisc-L. I can provide more information concerning the structure of the Wallis device, etc., if anyone has questions. One benefit of the Wallis device is that it is reversible. Wish me luck! |
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