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Old 01-28-2009, 07:45 PM
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Gil,

You received some good replies. I just wanted to point something out. If a patient has spinal stenosis this does not mean they inherently have problems (leg pain). Many patients present with spinal stenosis and do not have any symptoms. However, as degeneration of the spine is seen with increased age, patients can develop symptoms/problems (usually middle / older aged adults).

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