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Old 12-09-2007, 03:23 PM #1
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Default New member interested in spinal cord stimulators
I just found this site becuz of a Google alert that I have set for spinal cord stimulator info. In order to respond to someone who showed up in today's alert asking about one, I had to join the forum, and I posted a long reply if anyone else is interested in an SCS. Just look under the thread started by Leesa on 12/5 entitled spinal cord stimulator. That is, if I did everything correctly!
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