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Old 11-03-2011, 06:02 AM #1
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Default Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus
I have not been officially diagnosed yet, but will be undergoing a spinal tap and nuclear cisternogram on Monday. If anyone has experienced this, or has any knowledge of what I should expect, please let me know. I really thought I was out of the woods as far as brain issues are concerned after the Chiari surgery in 08. Apparantly not.
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