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Old 06-07-2012, 06:50 AM #8
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Dear Mrs.D,

Please bear with me, I just wanted to make sure my understanding on DRG is correct - damage on DRG does not reflect on skin biopsy? I want to tell this to my doctor in my next visit.

You know sometimes, when I read I understand the words (as individually written) but i could not somehow connect their meaning in the whole context of the idea

Thank you.
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