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Hi - once again I refer you to clltopics.org - they have an article published by Mayo - calls it a "soup to nuts" on CLL.

By the way, the CIG web page, which we are creating (painfully slowly) will have such information also, but you still have to wait a few months.

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Sybil,

My husband Dave (49 yrs at transplant) also had bone lesions with his

CLL/SLL but they didn't discover them until a few months after his

allo SCT (sibling donor)in July 05. He had pain in his back and hip

so bad it would drop him to his knees when it acted up. They said it

had no relation to the cll at first but when a nurse finally saw him

have an attack they did a pet scan which showed the lesions. He has

not had much pain since and they did say the transplant would do the

job but it takes a while to heal these things.

Why does your doctor not think its cll?, because of the lesions? I

have heard of a few with them but I think for the most part they go

undiagnosed and as far as I know the pet scan is the only test that

shows them.

Good luck on your allo,

Bev

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Hi Yasmen

Yes do scully just important topics if you short of time.I did blood,GIT,pulmonaty disease.Best regardsAlenaOzieva

From: Yasmeen Khan <yasmeenmkhan83@...>Subject: "Alena Ozieva" <alenaozieva@...>Date: Friday, October 29, 2010, 11:31 AM

hello alena,,,,,,

im yasmeen new to this group....

can you please help me...

i am predicting my exam to be in april/march....

im in waiting list of ore 1

i want to ask you am i expected to read the whole of medical problems in dentistry 6th edition by scully,,,,,

or some topics like,copd,asthma,drug interactions,hypersensitivity,rhematoid arthritis,chapter perioperative care.....

SLE,sjogrens syndrome,,,cleft lip.palate and all..

please advise me....

thank you...

take care....

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Hi salina,Its right hypoglossal nerve as tongue moves to the affected side.(scully)Orange bag is low risk waste like: swabs,dressing contaminated wipes or any other item in contact with the patient.Yellow bag is high risk waste like: teeth,medicines,anesthetist,highly infectious waste like infected blood.RegardsTahira From: salina aktar <salina_cmc@...> " " < > Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2012 10:56 AM Subject: topics

nerve affected if the tongue deviates to the right when protruded

rt hypoglossal or left????

defference between orange and yellow bag in uk???????????

please

thanks in advance

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Thank u sooo much Tahira.

If the question ....like....................clinical waste were should go?Then the answer willbe the yellow bag????

Again many thanks

Salina

From: Tahira Shireen <tahirashireen@...>" " < > Sent: Sunday, 22 July 2012, 14:16Subject: Re: topics

Hi salina,

Its right hypoglossal nerve as tongue moves to the affected side.(scully)

Orange bag is low risk waste like: swabs,dressing contaminated wipes or any other item in contact with the patient.

Yellow bag is high risk waste like: teeth,medicines,anesthetist,highly infectious waste like infected blood.

Regards

Tahira

From: salina aktar <salina_cmc@...>" " < > Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2012 10:56 AMSubject: topics

nerve affected if the tongue deviates to the right when protruded

rt hypoglossal or left????

defference between orange and yellow bag in uk???????????

please

thanks in advance

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