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Old 01-31-2011, 03:59 PM #11
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Were everyone's thymectomies done to remove a thynoma or simply as a preventive measure?
mine was for preventive measure in 1975 thats what they knew to do for mg, and my thymus was clear at that time of any thynoma ,and when i was in the hospital in 1996 for respitory infection they took xrays to see if i had any left over thymus glad from 1975 but all was clear..
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