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Others are intimidated by the physical challenges and communication difficulties that clients with TBI may present, The mental health counselor must therefore strike a delicate balance in entering the world of the client, accurately appraising the client's abilities and limitations, and avoiding enmeshment that can compromise treatment (Miller, 1994).
Thus it can be inferred that the strong foreign body fibrous reaction seen with mesh repair is responsible in spermatic cord and nerve enmeshment leading to chronic groin pain.
 
 
 
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