Guest guest Posted April 27, 2006 Report Posted April 27, 2006 Hello, I got the answers on , and here is what we found, she is tethered, but not tethered enough for surgery! I have never heard of that, how about any of you? , you are right, if the spinal cord falls forward it is free, if not it is caught. is tethered on her back, and shows it moves a little on her stomach, so he feels at this time surgery is not necessary, she is in so much pain! We are now referred back to the pain clinic! Please share your input! Tommi 's (13), Mom Chicago, IL. --- Fenley wrote: > i am definitely not the expert. but, i believe that > the positions are on > your stomach and back. on the back will show the > cord against the vertebrae? > and on the stomach, the cord should fall away from > the vertebral column if > not tethered. if tethered, it will remain against > the vertebral column. > anyone else know? thanks,susan. > is in the hospital > > > > > > > > > > Hello All, > > > > Thanks to everyone who replied, I am so glad I > have > > > > all of you to crutch me everytime I have > needed it, > > > > wow and it sure has been a few years of > " needing it " ! > > > > Well here is a quick update, we went into the > ER > > > > yesterday and they did an MRI, they did both > on her > > > > back, and prone position! I was happy that I > already > > > > learned about that here, or I would of thought > Frim > > > > was quacky!! HA HA > > > > Well anyhow, they said they think she is > tethered > > > > however they are not convinced, due to the > poor angle > > > > of the MRI, and tomorrow they will do a T > spine, not > > > > sure where this is going, but I guess I will > just ride > > > > along as usual! > > > > I just wanted to give everyone a quick update, > when I > > > > know more, I will share! > > > > Thanks again, > > > > Tommi > > > > 's (13) Mom Chicago, IL. > > > > > > > > Tommi > > > > 's Mom > > > > Chicago, IL. USA > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > > > Quote
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