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What is the phrase? nm

Posted By: Txczech on 2008-12-04
In Reply to: Is there a s/l Klos eye patch? Thanks. - nm

Subject: What is the phrase? nm




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Hello everyone,


I am  working on an orthopedic dication.


The sentence is:


"Patient has no tenderness over the other areas of her back two fists percussion, and has negative straight leg raising sign today."


Does "two fists percussion" make any sense?!


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What is the exact phrase? nm
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to see if it comes up reliably?
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What is the exact phrase? nm
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