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Old 05-11-2009, 11:13 AM #8
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I was suggested and it may be different what you are speaking of but it is called a tunneled epidural catheter. It is usually in for around a month. It has med in it similar to vicodin and also I think a numbing agent. You are then supposed to be able to do a lot of PT. Hopefully they feel though I did not do this that when it comes out you have been able to get moving more and are not as sensitive.
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