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Old 05-22-2007, 12:44 PM #11
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I am wondering if a tilt table test could answer some of your questions regarding your neuro/cardiac status? It ended up sending me on an unexpected journey.
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I am wondering if a tilt table test could answer some of your questions regarding your neuro/cardiac status? It ended up sending me on an unexpected journey.
Hi Cyclelops (I read "cyclops" and almost addressed you as "my one-eyed friend"... .What's a tilt table test? I believe I've had everything conceivable in the department of heart tests, but not a tilt table test.
I'm curious - what unexpected journey was that?
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