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Old 08-25-2013, 10:37 PM #11
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we have another doctor over at the Physical medicine department, i was thinking of getting an appointment scheduled for an evaluation, is physical medicine the way to go here? or would a neurologist be a better way to go? the neurosurgeon was a bit worried in the ICU, so he did numerous MRI and CT scans after surgery to check for nerve damage and stroke etc...he indicated to us that none of which were found and it is just inflammation from compression?
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