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Titanium rods are commonly used in spinal fusion surgery, but many patients and families still have important questions about what they do, how they affect the body, and what to expect long term.

Titanium is chosen because it is strong, lightweight, and generally well tolerated by the body. Rods are used to stabilize the spine after fusion by holding vertebrae in place while bone heals. In many cases, this can successfully stop curve progression.

However, titanium rods don’t restore normal spinal movement. Fusion permanently changes how the spine loads and adapts. Some patients experience stiffness, reduced mobility, adjacent segment stress, or ongoing pain even after technically successful surgery. In rare cases, inflammatory or sensitivity responses can occur.

These outcomes don’t mean surgery is wrong.
They mean surgery is a major, irreversible decision.

Understanding how titanium rods work, what problems they solve, and what they don’t address helps patients make informed choices based on long-term goals, not urgency or fear.

A Beyond the Curve approach ensures surgery is considered with full context and clear expectations.

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