Oh, and patient has Alzheimer's, CAD status post MI and colon cancer TIA again, nm
Posted By: quietmoods on 2006-12-07
In Reply to: Listing in meds s/l (x - ear - a), no idea what it's for TIA (nm) - quietmoods
Subject: Oh, and patient has Alzheimer's, CAD status post MI and colon cancer TIA again, nm
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