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Originally Posted by Greg H
Hi amkjud!
2. The second bone marrow sample, which was probably taken from the other hip, may have simply not picked up cells with the same abnormalities. (I gather that the researchers have a lot to learn about what goes on in the marrow, and it might be a mistake to assume that it is uniform throughout -- that what's happening in one area looks exactly like what's happening in another area).
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Both biopsy/aspirates were from the same hip. One doctor said to bilateral (both hips) next time. Different doctor said this doesn't matter.