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Old 03-22-2012, 12:11 PM #1
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Default Tarlov Cyst Aspiraton and Injection of fibrin glue procedure.

I am new to this site and was just diagnosed with a Tarlov Cyst.
Has anyone had the aspiration of CSF and injection of fibrin glue procedure done? I have had this recommended to me by my pair specialist who just diagnosed me with a Tarlov Cyst. Has anyone had good results? Anyone had this done and had harmful effects. Would appreciate any insight on this anyone would have. Thanks
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