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Old 05-18-2012, 12:10 PM #1
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Hallo,
i`m from Germany. At first i have to say sorry for my bad english. School is long time ago.
I have a question. In Germany every doctor says that a lumbal punkture (spinal tap) have to be. That`s the way to made the diagnosis MS. Only radiograph is not enough.
Now i heard often, that other countrys (USA, Kanada, Australia....) don`t do that. Is that right?
We have a lot of disscusion about this. Nowbody like it and it could be dangerous too.

Thanks for answers and best wishes from germany
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