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Old 06-24-2007, 11:36 PM #12
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emg numbers...i am not sure if this is the same number, it is called: "stimulation of the cervical root at C7 across the thoracic outlet" adn listed under Ulnar nerve measurements
51M/sec on the left and
46M/sec on the right

I have no idea what "normal" is, but I do have TOS pretty bad, just had surgery on the left and waiting just till i am recovered enough to do it on the right.
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