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Has any dr treated klippel feil syndrome? i am in pain and it seems to get worse everyday! my dr doesn't know a lot about it and doesn't have answers
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University of Iowa: Depending on the type of Klippel Feil syndrome you have, there are a number of symptoms and structural differences which are treated symptomatically. Suggest you investigate the orthopedics and/or neurosurgery departments at U of I since as a tertiary center ther would be best able to provide advice for therapeutic options.
Answered 4/10/2017
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