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X-STOP® is a new metal chip designed to alleviate the symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS), a common spinal problem suffered mainly by the middle-aged and elderly population and often associated with debilitating pain in the back and legs. The new treatment is available on the NHS and the private healthcare sector. X STOP can be surgically implanted in a minimally invasive procedure that is typically performed with local anesthesia in about an hour.More information is available at www.sfmt.com/sfmteuro/xstopipd.html or call 01892 617335.
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This content was created on Fri 16 June 2006
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