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Old 01-31-2008, 08:09 AM #4
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Hi, I have to make an appt. with a neurologist. Right now my primary doctor gave me the results of my ct. I know they have the answers I was just curious as to other people who have had them and what they turned out to be. As far as the description I gave I just copied it off the sheet. I work in a doctors office so it was easy to get a copy of the ct report. Thanks so much for responding.

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