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Old 05-22-2008, 01:40 AM #21
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Morning Broken,
What is your doctor's name from Vanderbilt?
I have a friend that her son has just been diagnosed with Chiari Malformation Type 1 with Syrinx (cyst) and they have surgery scheduled next Wed with Dr. Noel Tulipan at Vanderbilt. We are just trying to find information to make sure he is the best choice.
Thank You, Lisa
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yes Dr. Tulipan and Dr. Peter Konrad are both knowledgeable in Chiari . good choice , and warm wishes and prayers
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