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Originally Posted by MaadDaawg
Thanks again all.. really means alot !
Waiting to hear from the neorologist for the morning report, she should be ready to come home in a couple of days. Her regular vet called me last night and said that the guy who operated on her is one of the best in the country, and that his e-mail report to her was that everything went excellently.
We caught it fast, got her right in so there was no damage to the spinal cord. They put a mylar plate in replace the one that gave away.
Surprised to to find out they go in from the throat/chest area and not the top of the shoulders 
Whatever works I say  |
They do the same for humans, the nerve endings run outward from the spine at the back area. Entry from the front of the neck, chest or abdominals significantly reduces risk of nerve damage or paralysis.