Proving doubters wrong, one surgical case at a time. (Although I must say, my followers are generally very supportive of my professional insight and explanations.) In this total disc replacement surgery, this patient had pain high in the cervical spine stemming from a disc herniation at C3-4.
As I’ve mentioned in the past, using multiple studies/scans (like these MRIs from Nov 2024 and June 2025) over a period of time can be valuable when assessing a patient.
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