It was reported that in early 2010, the patient was experiencing intermittent back pain.In (b)(6) 2010, the patient visited the surgeon for back pain due to scoliosis.On (b)(6) 2010, the patient underwent posterior spinal instrumentation, posterior spinal fusion and allograft on spine.Post-op, the patient felt there was a knot protruding from the incision site in lower back.This was a "loose screw".Approx.Six weeks following the surgery, the patient had an infection in the back due to swimming in a creek.On (b)(6) 2010, the patient underwent second surgery to replace loose screw from first surgery.Shortly after surgery, the patient complained of a new pain in her right shoulder blade that was intense and constant.The patient continued to follow-up, at each visit of constant pain, difficulty bending over, and an inability to lift heavy objects.The patient continued to follow up and inform of increased pain until (b)(6) of 2013.The patient was implanted with rhbmp-2/acs.Since, the patient underwent surgery the pain was much more frequent and was limited in walking, sitting, and was unable to play soccer.The patient had lost a significant amount of weight and had experienced brittle hair and hair loss.
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