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Old 01-13-2016, 09:49 PM #4
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have done this through cell surgical network. It was not covered at all by my insurance as it is still considered experimental. It is quite pricey, 8k for first procedure 6k for second. Noticed a small improvement in sensory after the first, no significant strength increase as I was hoping for.
I just had my second one done in December, too early to see what this one might do.
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