Claimant's operating surgeon was called by the employer and in response to a hypothetical question denied causal relation between the accident and the spondylolisthesis. On cross-examination, however, he replied in the affirmative to the question whether there would have been relationship had claimant injured his ankle and back and felt pain in both at the same time. The assisting surgeon, also called by the employer, said that it would be "possible" for the accident to aggravate...
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