Chiropractic help - desperate!
Posted By: Becca on 2006-04-10
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Hi, I am typing a new chiropractic account, need help with this word or phrase. Sounds like (phonetically): "quad-ray-sin and bor-en" tenderness or "quad-ray-sin and lor-en tenderness," grade 2.5 on the right, grade 2 on the left.
Any thoughts??
Thanks in advance!
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