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Heap of lumbar-type syndrome

Posted By: stumped on 2006-06-08
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Subject: Heap of lumbar-type syndrome

Patient is 2 months postop total hip replacement, recevied standard phophylactic anbitiotics, developed "heap of lumbar-type syndrome" as per neurological evaluation. I'm not kidding. It sounds just like that.


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