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Old 08-29-2012, 05:52 PM #3
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The "trauma" of surgery in and of itself is enough to cause RSD, so the unfortunate results of your surgery are not necessarily anyone's "fault" and worrying about the "why" is probably less productive then the "what now?" It is likely time to find an experienced RSD doc and move on from that surgeon though...
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Thanks to all of you! I am set for the EMG/NCS soon. I know the surgeon is frustrated, but I don't think it was appropriate to belittle the situation either. Since this is a workers comp deal - I'm not sure what the outcome will be...
I wish all you well!
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