Herniated Disc Surgery Story: Patrick’s Recovery!

Herniated Disc Surgery Story: Patrick’s Recovery!
Living with debilitating back pain is challenging. Patrick knows this all too well.
After years of suffering, he decided to take control of his life and underwent herniated disc surgery at the renowned Bonati Spine Institute.
In this inspiring video, Patrick shares his entire journey, from the initial diagnosis to the life-changing results he experienced thanks to the exclusive Bonati Spine Procedures.
Discover how these innovative techniques helped him overcome pain, regain mobility, and rediscover his passion for life.
Learn about Patrick’s surgical experience, recovery process, and the ongoing benefits he's enjoying.
Don't miss this powerful testimony of hope and healing!
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This gives me hope I can’t even sit or lay …. I’m 46 and the pain I. My knees and legs 🦵 down into my feet:
This is what they told me: Strightenig of the ervical lordosis compatible with muscle spasem.
2. C2-C3, 1mm bulge indents the ventral thecal sac.
3. C3-C4, annular tear with 2 mm herniation impinges on the cord. Canal is mildly stenotic.
4. C4-C5, left and right paracentral herniation measures 3 mm. Superimposed bulge is seen. Mild to moderate bilateral foraminal stenosis.
5. C5-C6, left paracentral herniation measures 3 mm. Mild left foraminal stenosis."
Report of Thoracic Spine MRI without contrast dated 8/23/2021 indicates:
"IMPRESSION:
1. T5-T6, shallow 1.5 mm herniation approaches the cord. Canal is borderline stenotic.
2. T6-T7, shallow 1.5 mm herniation approaches the cord. Canal is borderline stenotic.
3. T7-T8, shallow 1.5 mm herniation approaches the cord.
borderline stenotic."
Report of Lumbar Spine MRI without contrast dated 8/2/2021 indicates:
"IMPRESSION:
1. L5-S1, central and right paracentral herniated disc measures up to 6 mm. Superimposed bulge is seen. Moderate right and mild left foraminal stenosis. Bilateral hypertrophic facet disease is seen.
2. L4-L5, annular tear with central herniation measures 4 mm indents the ventral thecal sac. Superimposed bulge is seen .Mild to moderate bilateral foraminal stenosis. Bilateral hypertrophic facet disease is seen."
Report of X-rays of Lumbar spine dated 10/3/2018 indicates (From eCare Everywhere):
"IMPRESSION: 1. Lumbar spine is anatomically aligned without radiographically evident fracture.2. 3 mm right renal calculi. Consider routine outpatient renal ultrasound to confirm.
INDICATION: 40 years old; Female. Symptom/Location/Duration: Work-related injury. Patient is a nurse who fell from her height while transporting a patient. Patient reported hearing a crack upon falling. Site of pain at approximately L4.TECHNIQUE: AP, lateral, L5-S1 spot
views of the lumbar spine. Comparison: None.FINDINGS:ALIGNMENT: Vertebral bodies show anatomic alignment.VERTEBRA: No fracture. Minimal anterior osteophytosis of the lower lumbar spine.DISC SPACES: Mild disc height narrowing of L5-S1.SOFT TISSUES: There are at least 2 calcifications which project over the right renal shadow in the mid and lower pole, each measuring about 3 mm"

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