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Old 12-26-2008, 12:02 PM #1
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Default skin biopsy labs
Hello all
I posted a few days ago asking if anybody had used Therapath labs for their skin biopsy but no replies. I dont recal that lab being mentioned on the forum...mainly John Hopkins, etc. What labs have "you all" used to diagnose your small fiber neuropathy? Thanks. p.s. Guess I am wondering if my lab was any good (sure cost enough if that is any criteria).
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