Peter Attia· MD
there is some data for spinal osteoarthritis specifically uh it's less robust than all the extremities uh I've actually done a few cases and it's actually worked quite well
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there is some data for spinal osteoarthritis specifically uh it's less robust than all the extremities uh I've actually done a few cases and it's actually worked quite well
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i've done a few of those si joints seem to respond quite well and that's in the literatur that's included