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cardiac

Posted By: anon on 2005-12-22
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Subject: cardiac

pt had laser ablation to greater saphenous vein, developed flash pulmonary edema, workup was negative except for sl-immulionic cardiac myocardial infarction.


 


thanks for any help.




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