a frog?
Posted By: jami on 2007-03-22
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The patient had trauma to his left fifth digit on his hand. The doctor stated that they will place a frog to stablilize and protect it!
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Yep. Frog splints. See ref. sm
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It's gig 'em, a term denoting frog hunting and is accompanied
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