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Kestleblocks? plexus

Posted By: trose on 2005-09-05
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Subject: Kestleblocks? plexus

The patient has a bleeding site on the left anterior inferior septum over the s/l kestleblocks? plexus.  My dictionary states many ? plexus but nothing that sounds like this


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