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I am thinking about having a dorsal exostosis procedure in the office as opposed to the hospital for insurance reasons mainly. thoughts?safety?
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Standard: Sounds like a standard outpatient procedure. Should not be a problem, depending on the size of the exostosis.
Answered 5/30/2014
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