2 difficult words????
Posted By: Maithily on 2005-09-09
In Reply to: need help with 2 words please - Christy
Subject: 2 difficult words????
The drug name is Inderal and the second one anastomosis is Bilroth II anastomosis its gastrojejunostomy....
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