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Posted by LIZZY on July 28, 2000 at 20:59:44:
In Reply to: Re: Titanium Ray Cages posted by Sara on July 21, 2000 at 09:38:28:
: Ken,I TOO HAD A FRONT PLATE AND 2 SCREWS AND BRACKETS TO SECURE MY 1ST FAILED FUSION I AM GOING ON 5 MNTHS AND STILL HAVE PAIN WHEN I DO THINGS AND DRIVE AND MOVE MY NECK. NOW I AM HAVING EXTREME PAIN IN MY LOWER BACK HAS THIS HAPPEN TO ANYONE ELSE I A M ON DARVOCET AND IT DOES NOT WORK AND I CANT TAKE MOTRIN BECAUSE IT CAUSES TO MUCH PAIN IN MY STOMACHE HELP : This past February I had a lumbar fusion using titanium BAK cages. They are very similar to Ray cages, only I do believe BAK's have caused fusions to fail and heck of a lot more than Ray cages have. So kudos to you and your doc for getting you the best of the two. I myself had a failed fusion with the BAK's and had a redo fusion 3 months later. It's only been two months since then and the jury is still out on that one. I actually have a follow-up later on today. Keep your fingers crossed for me please! : I've really not heard of that many reactions to the titanium used, so that's a good thing. From what I've heard from other people, it is more likely that you will have a reaction/infection to the pedicle and/or unilateral screws but in for fusions. I hope you're doing ok and that your journey of surgeries has come to an end. Take care and always keep smiling. : ~Sara~
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