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Spinal cement

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Susan Decker  

Engineering and Biological cements to repair ‘burst fractures’ of the spine are being developed and tested in a collaborative project between Queen’s University Belfast and Leeds University.

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StanTheMan () Newbie | 2007-11-01 05:21:02
I had a disc problem a few years ago and suffered like hell - still got a bit - so anything which can fix some of the problems is a Godsend - go for it
Danny23 () Newbie | 2007-11-01 05:26:21
A lot of basic engineering practice is in the mechanisms of the body as a whole and the back is a classic example of poor engineering design - the way it's designed for what most people do with it - it's always a problem waiting to happen - and the location of the sciatic nerve is just stupid - but we are stuck with it. So yes, anything which can be used to fix some of the problems is good - and if it's a cement - so be it - if it works
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