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Old 07-23-2012, 09:16 PM #1
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Default Anyone with SCS and warfarin/coumadin issues?
History of DVT's in popliteal vein lead to surgery and a Dr mistakenly sutured through a few nerves leaving incredible pain. Nerves have been released but only partially recovered. Transforaminal block did nothing - now looking at an implant for pain.

Have been anti-coag therapy for about 10 years. Take platel, warfarin, and asa.
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