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Media & Interactive
The spinal cord connects to nerves that run throughout your body from your head to your toes. This, of course, allows the brain to communicate with faraway regions of the body. The foramina are openings in the spine that enable your nerves to extend outward to your limbs. Foraminal stenosis, therefore, is a condition in […]
A particularly debilitating condition, spinal stenosis affects thousands and thousands of sufferers every year. Although possible with injury, spinal stenosis falls within a broad set of degenerative disorders that doctors link to aging.
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