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11-09-2009, 02:34 PM
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my neuro-ophtalmologist gave me lytears, because she said that myathenic patients never blink enough and that is why their eyes tend to be dry.
the SFEMG done on the occular muscles is as far as I know, is based on the muscles that close the eyes, not the ones that open them. alice |
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