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any one have a morphine or interthecal pump?

 
 
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Old 12-29-2008, 12:58 AM #1
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Default any one have a morphine or interthecal pump?
i have a pump that has fentlny in it and had problems with after having to have appendix it out it turned 360 and now its on its side and the cath line is wrapped around it but where it is placed at t4t5 i have had horrible pain with thoght it could b rsd flare from surgery but its in the one place anyone had this problem with their cat line?

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