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Old 06-27-2014, 05:16 PM #1
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Default Good news from Therapath Neuropathology lab.

Hello.

I just want to report some new information regarding skin biopsy for SFN.

I spoke to a clinical representative from the Therapath lab today, and he told me some news from the research and development. They have done research, and now have come up with a new skin biopsy test where the arm can be used as site of the biopsy. This test will be offered by Therapath in about 2 months.

The reason for this research was to offer a diagnostic tool to many patients that have symptoms involving the upper extremities rather than the lower.

Synnove

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