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Old 11-29-2009, 03:05 PM #1
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I had a Colliod cysts drained that was too large and too deep to be removed does anyone know the regrowth rate?
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Welcome to NeuroTalk Roger! You might want to start another thread with the subject line of "Colliod cyst question".

You might be more likely to get a reply from someone with the same problem.

I hope it will not come back, or take a very long time if it does!
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