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Old 05-21-2016, 09:35 PM #9
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Your story is soooo sad...I hope my info can help you! I am from Kitchener, Ontario and looked for a looooooong time for a surgeon that specializes in TOS decompression. There is a new Vascular Surgeon that has come up from the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota and practising in London Ontario at Victoria Hospital. Her name is Dr. Audra Duncan and she was performing 2-3 decompressions per month in the States. Also, because she is new to Canada her waitlist is short! Best of luck to you!

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