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Rheumatology clinic labs ... psm

Posted By: Thank you-! on 2008-01-16
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Subject: Rheumatology clinic labs ... psm

Patient is toddler who has had joint stiffness.

On initial blood tests, he had 4 IgG bands per line.

Does this sound correct? Thanks.



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