step-off fxs would be correct
Posted By: and maybe infero-orbital.........not sure on that. on 2007-09-13
In Reply to: Fracture question - trose
Subject: step-off fxs would be correct
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- Fracture question - trose
- step-off fxs would be correct - and maybe infero-orbital.........not sure on that.
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I transcribe it step-offs. nm
Subject: I transcribe it step-offs. nm
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yes she did...small step forward, I guess. nm
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No step-offs. You will hear that a lot with fractures etc.sm
Subject: No step-offs. You will hear that a lot with fractures etc.sm
as per my old Stedman's Ortho and me, old ortho person here, before so many hyphens etc. so I have to look things up to get things right for you guys.
I would use step-offs. Think they want anatomy here and not the name of something. JMHO. nm
Subject: I would use step-offs. Think they want anatomy here and not the name of something. JMHO. nm
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Never mind, found step-off fracture. nm
Subject: Never mind, found step-off fracture. nm
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step-off is perfectly fine and in the Sted's. nm
Subject: step-off is perfectly fine and in the Sted's. nm
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Were is correct.
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