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Old 03-23-2014, 12:02 PM #3
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Originally Posted by pooh_ac View Post
Are you sure you haven't dislodged a lead. I would get those jolts if I wasn't careful when my leads had not scarred in
Thanks for your reply. My trial is over and the lead is out...I am trying to decide whether to have the implant but the positionality is a potential showstopper because it was so significant.
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