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Old 03-25-2008, 02:52 PM #1
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Default Tysabri & Surgery.. oh and tattoos
i will be starting my first TY infusion on the 31st.. but i am going to need surgery on my elbow.. no date is set yet... but it will be after i start TY.. anyone know if this will be a problem? also i have a unfinished tattoo which needs.. well... finished... again i have no idea if this will be a problem with TY.. seeing my neuro on Thursday to talk about this.. but wanted to get some input ahead of time.. because i have no patients at all..
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