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Going in for a breast biopsy, more concerned with laying for so long as i have a c1?
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Discuss with docs: Most breast biopsies don't consume much time, so i'm not clear what is wrong with your upper spine (at c1) to worry you. You should discuss this with your surgeon and, if you are having a separate anesthesiologist, that person as well. They can alter your position, pad the table, etc to assure that you don't suffer any additional problems.
Answered 3/17/2013
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