Doc is distinctly stating "knee molizer" (sm)
Posted By: wannabe ortho MT on 2007-11-27
In Reply to: knee immobilizer - MT50
Subject: Doc is distinctly stating "knee molizer" (sm)
Is this a slang term for knee immobilizer? If so, should I type as "kneemolizer?"
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