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Osteochromatosis: NO CURE?? - Arthritis Community

- Mar 19, 2017

I'm very sad and very worried. I'm only 22, female, and I've recently been diagnosed with o...

Atypical Spinal Hemangioma - Back & Neck Pain Expert Forum

- Aug 24, 2007

In 2003 I was diagnosed with an atypical hemangioma of the L4 vertebra, mild disc desiccati...

Time for a real good Second opionion??? - Back & Neck Community

- Apr 12, 2007

Ok I've posted once before after a L4-L5 lumbar fusion and laminectomy post 11 months still...

Lump in lower back-Help! - Back & Neck Community

- Jun 16, 2012

I have a large, visible lump in my lower left back just above my buttocks. It seems to swel...

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