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Old 06-12-2011, 08:26 PM #6
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ps there is nothing stopping RSD members from discussing SCS on your forum as well
Thanks!!

Good suggestion. I would welcome such a discussion on the CRPS forum since Many physicians have attempted to pressure me into a SCS with suggestions that is it very useful in other forms of chronic pain. I would like to see discussion of SCS as it pertains to CRPS specifically.
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