jc
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Post by jc on Mar 7, 2005 14:50:11 GMT -5
Ok, so if the spinal block is administered where the spinal roots are and not in the actual cord itself, why couldn't the anesthetic be administered individually to all the roots emerging from the cord below, let's say, the C4 level? This would be tedious, certainly, but would it lessen or eliminate the risk of permanent damage to the cord itself? Sorry for being so persistent about this, I should probably just give it up, right?
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Post by jc on Mar 7, 2005 15:01:39 GMT -5
Although the anatomy of the spinal column is much different at the upper levels (C and T levels) than the levels where the procedure is administered, Im sure.
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Post by Sean on Apr 22, 2005 5:24:34 GMT -5
I've been wanting to find a safe way for the last 30 years. I've not found it yet. I've tried hypnosis, it certainly didn't work for me. But I've reached the point where I'm beyond "temporary". I want/need it for real. But again, there's no safe way to achieve it, and it would be just too ironic to aim for a low level para and end up a high quad
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