CVA is normal?
Posted By: mary on 2008-07-31
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Subject: CVA is normal?
This is in regards to an elevated hematocrit. The doctor states there is no sign of bleeding and then says what sounds like the "CVA" or something DA -all I can tell is that it seems to end in D, KCDA? Is normal, so that is encouraging as well. There is page turning going on that makes it impossible to hear properly!
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