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PostPosted: 07/26/06 - 08:45    Post subject: Brain surgery Vote now! Reply with quote
I am about to have a brain tumor removed by surgery.
They want me to go to the hospital 5 days before the surgery for what they called a cranial prep. What is cranial prep and how is it done?
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