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Old 06-23-2007, 12:35 PM #21
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Daniella:

Do you know for sure if Mayo is the best place to go for nerve problems? I know they are great in other areas, but I thought Johns Hopkins or Cornell were better known for working with nerve problems.

Maybe someone who is familiar with these will come along and post beneath this and provide more information...

Chin up!
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