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vs. Defendants

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: Normal v. Strained Muscle

Normal muscle fibers

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Inflammed muscle fibers

: Normal v. Strained Muscle

Acute thoracic

pain

For The Law Offices of Jeffrey R. Davis

: Neck Injury

10/21/05 Xray showing

straightening of the cervical

spine due to acute cervical

strain.

An example of normal spine

curvature is shown on the right

for comparison.

Acute Cervical Strain

Abnormal vs. Normal Cervical Spine

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: Lumbar Disc Injury

Acute lumbar pain

The disc between L5 and S1 is herniated.

12/02/05 MRI Lumbar Spine (sagittal section)

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L5

S1

Acute lumbar pain

: Lumbar Disc Injury

The disc between L5 and S1 is herniated.

12/02/05 MRI Lumbar Spine (lengthwise cut through lumbar spine)

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: Lumbar Disc Injury

The left-central portion of the disc herniation is effacing the thecal sac, causing radiculopathy.

12/02/05 MRI Lumbar Spine (horizontal cut through disc)

Radiculopathy(pain down legs)

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For The Law Offices of Jeffrey R. Davis

: Lumbar Disc Injury

12/02/05 MRI Lumbar Spine (horizontal cut through disc)

Left-central disc herniation

Spinal nerve rootcompression

Thecal sac effacement

R L LR

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: Lumbar Diskectomy5/12/06 Dr.

The L5-S1 disc space was surgically exposed

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: Lumbar Diskectomy5/12/06 Dr.

Bone was removed from over the herniated disc.

For The Law Offices of Jeffrey R. Davis

: Lumbar Diskectomy5/12/06 Dr.

The herniated disc material compressing the thecal sac was removed.

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: Post- Operative View1/27/07

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Acute pain and thoracic strain

Summary of Injuries

Acute Cervical Strain

Disc herniation (L5-S1) requiring surgery

Radiculopathy