He needs a urgent review with the surgeon first. Once we know why he has these new symptoms of a bilateral footdrop when it wasn't there before then we can comment. This really is urgent!
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsRe: Bilateral foot drop post laminectomy
Surgeon aware. Not overly concerned and saying we just have to wait for activity to return.
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