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  1. Severe Abdominal Adhesions
    Barbara Anne Waldemar Barbara Anne Waldemar United States says:
    August 5, 2017 at 4:54 PM

    I have aggressive upper-lower abdominal adhesions causing severe abdominal swelling and now have just been diagnosed with full length Ventral Hernia. 3 years ago my Gall Bladder was removed due to Lithiasis and which was severely enveloped in adhesions taking 3x to Laproscopically remove.
    Has any 1 heard of this ?
    7 yrs ago I had 12 hr surgent to place a crushed vertebrae by L Thoracic incision and Vertical Posterior to complete Vertebrae removal and replacement.
    Thank you and please advice!
    Barbara

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