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That definitely fits with the patient's symptoms, but I'm not sure that I hear all that- Thank

Posted By: rmb on 2008-09-23
In Reply to: atelectasis nm - ER MT

Subject: That definitely fits with the patient's symptoms, but I'm not sure that I hear all that- Thanks!




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