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Default Syrinx
I also have/had a syrinx.

Where is our syrinx located in your thoracic spine

Sometimes a syrinx can be caused by something called a filum terminal disease There is a clinic I went to in Spain that did a simple surgery and reversed my symptoms ** the Chiari clinic in BARCELONA.
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