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Old 01-27-2008, 01:22 PM #3
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I'm not familiar with multiple system atrophy as a condition, although I am somewhat familiar with multiple system failure from B12 deficiency--is it in any way related?

In any case, good to have you. Feel free to peruse all our forums, and if you need any navigation help, just ask.
thank you for your reply regarding M S A -it is probably known as something else outside the U K perhaps Parkinsons "plus "
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