Could it be just PR for Postoperative Recovery?
Posted By: Terry on 2007-10-10
In Reply to: PAR? - Terry
Subject: Could it be just PR for Postoperative Recovery?
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postoperative day # (sm)
Subject: postoperative day # (sm)
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Subject: it's a pre/postoperative diagnosis. nm
Postoperative days
Which is the correct way to type postoperative days?
Postoperative day #1, or
Postoperative day number 1?
Postoperative day No. 1?
I want to get it right because I've been dinged for things like typing out numbers (four instead of 4). 
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Does this make sense: "Prograde postoperative ecchymosis" ??
Subject: Does this make sense: "Prograde postoperative ecchymosis" ??
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