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Larry was experiencing significant neck and arm pain that impacted his everyday life — including limiting his ability to play with his kids. After many consultations, Larry chose Cervical Disc Replacement (CDR) with the team at MOR. And now he’s back to his best. Watch Larry’s full story below.
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Just three months after surgery, Jessica was happily back in the gym resuming her strength training.
Radka is back to difficult CrossFit workouts five days a week and pickle ball with friends three days a week.
Chief Brian Bressner is now back to performing his job with no pain and doing all the activities he loves.
After a cervical disc replacement, Bob Leja, 62, is back to playing ball with his grandchildren and sleeping through the night pain-free.
Athlete returns to golf after three-level cervical disc replacement
Just six weeks after surgery, James Letchinger was on the golf course.
Just three months after surgery, Jessica was happily back in the gym resuming her strength training.
Radka is back to difficult CrossFit workouts five days a week and pickle ball with friends three days a week.
Chief Brian Bressner is now back to performing his job with no pain and doing all the activities he loves.
After a cervical disc replacement, Bob Leja, 62, is back to playing ball with his grandchildren and sleeping through the night pain-free.
Athlete returns to golf after three-level cervical disc replacement
Just six weeks after surgery, James Letchinger was on the golf course.