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Skin graft, correct wording?

Posted By: jr on 2007-07-24
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Subject: Skin graft, correct wording?

New to this type of procedure - split thickness skin graft.  Dictator states  "one twelve thousandths of an inch".  What is the correct way to type this?


 


Thanks.




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