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Old 04-19-2011, 02:27 PM #1
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Default If you were going for your first SCS trial now .. (for those of you who have them)

.. or HAVE had them ...

What questions would you ask?

I ask this myself, as on 5th May I go for my pre op assessment, and they will answer any questions there. So, what is it you wish you had asked? And what is it you wish you had known about?

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