noninvasive s/l protropert description
Posted By: Kathy on 2007-01-24
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Subject: noninvasive s/l protropert description
Hmm, I'm stuck on this. The patient is going to have a dental procedure done. "However, prior to the aforementioned dental procedure, which should be a noninvasive [s/l protropert description or maybe prescription] by her dentist, she should hold the Fragmin one day prior." He does talk fast and mumble a bit, so I may be off on my s/l. Any ideas?
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