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Old 10-25-2011, 04:22 PM #1
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Default Botox --> surgery question
Let's say you get botox on some muscles and that relieves your symptoms. Would that then imply that you don't need the first rib removed? After all, the botox does not make the rib disappear. Plus if it's the scalenes we're talking about, their removal would reduce the chance of the first rib lifting and probably make it easier to push the first rib down.

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