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s/l talic anchors also...

Posted By: mt3 on 2008-12-23
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Subject: s/l talic anchors also...

He injured his ankle several years ago and had the procedure by Dr. ___ in an attempt to stabilize the lateral ankle S/L__ indo complex. This involved some S/L talic anchors it replaced.

Would it be metallic anchors? the ending it replaced doesn't sound like it fits, but that is what he says.

TIA


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I'm not sure if this is correct though.  Operative reports are pretty new for me.