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Old 07-13-2010, 12:54 PM #1
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Default Re coiling of anurism
Hi- I had a brain hemorage in March 09 and had 4 coils inserted.When i had my 6 month scan they informed me I stil had a bleed and after many scans and an angiogram in May I had to have recoiling.I have had 4 more coils inserted two weeks ago and am recovering now.Just before being discharged they informed me that it might not have worked and said I would have to wait for my MRI scan in January to find out if I have to go again.My question is - is there anybody here that has had more than two recoiling operations.Thanks.xx
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