s/l "posh" ligatures in a thrombectomy nm

Posted By: cmb on 2006-01-04
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s/l "posh" ligatures in a thrombectomy nm - cmb
- Maybe Potts ligature?sm - Donna
  - Think Potts is correct.....see link - Smiley
    - okay, now see link. Other post didn't work. SL - Smiley
      - links not working for some reason. Just SM - Smiley
        thanks all for the help - cmb
- Circumferential control obtained of the graft at these two sites with "posh" ligatures, and th - cmb
  - any chance it's mesh? nm - Smiley
- Is that the whole sentence? nn - Smiley

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