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    Re: Car Crash Shoulder and Neck Pain

    The format of the attachment cannot be opened in it's full extend. What I could read head to do with ability to move the neck: reduced. The assumption where the problem lies C= cervical, T= Thoracic. But why don't you ask the person who has written the report? Or ask the physiotherapist you normally would see after an accident? Just a thought..

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