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Old 09-09-2011, 09:46 AM #8
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If you take the time to watch Dr. Casey, he addresses the current thinking regarding MVD's for atypical pain. You might get some pertinent insight into what you are asking about although not from a patients perspective, but still key to your issues.
Could you summarize what the thinking is about MVD for atypical pain for those who don't want to watch a two-hour video?
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