..subclavian and vertebral arteries were patent with normal wave forms *proximately* and
Posted By: wimt on 2005-10-06
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Subject: ..subclavian and vertebral arteries were patent with normal wave forms *proximately* and
antegrade flow. Does this make sense? Thanks.
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RE: Otherwise, the remainder of the forms were completed
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