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Old 10-04-2011, 09:42 PM #7
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I am Type I, rotator cuff tear. Injured in Nov 2006, first surgery 5/07, second one 4/08, diagnosed 6/08. First k infusion in 4/10.
Sandy, you might be type II due to neuropraxia, etc. from surgical traction or direct injury if surgery was arthroscopic.
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