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SomeBaseballDad5,000+ posts

I'm assuming we are talking potential Pars-Defect here? Get a CAT scan. "CT scanning is more rapid than an MRI, and provides better detail of the bones of your spine".

My son ended up with a bilateral pars-defect. Be warned, you wouldn't believe the extraordinarily bad advice we got from "well-qualified doctors". One of them from Riley's Childrens hospital, who told us that our son could continue to try to play sports, but pain would limit him. Yet here we are what, eight years later still playing ball pain free. All thanks to a chiropractor (who I considered witch doctors at the time).

10/15/225:32 PM

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