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Chest exam on H&P, chest is symmetrical, free of dull s/l dull suspence straight, and without pectus

Posted By: cc on 2008-01-07
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Subject: Chest exam on H&P, chest is symmetrical, free of dull s/l dull suspence straight, and without pectus

excurvatum.  No sure of "free of dull suspence straight"


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