by London Spine Care | 3 years ago
Richard had been suffering from numbness in his finger and thumb and was also losing his balance amongst other symptoms. Following a GP referral and an MRi Scan he was diagnosed with compression of his spinal cord. Following a consultation the hospital couldn't tell him how long he would have to wait for surgery, so he decided to go private and contacted Dr Ranganathan. Hear his full
Maksim "Max" Shlykov, M.D., M.S., is a Fellowship-trained, orthopedic spine surgeon with The..
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Rob had spinal compression for many years, but when he started to suffer with his balance he..
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