Cerebellar tree clipping? Please see message....TIA
Posted By: mt12 on 2008-09-02
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Subject: Cerebellar tree clipping? Please see message....TIA
The doc is saying "Past medical history is significant for a brain aneurysm, for which she had s/l "cerebellar tree clipping."
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