Doc says AC joint with decreased "scapitation" ?
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Subject: no, it s/l decreased
I have listened over and over. I know the term nuclear sclerotic, but he s/l he is saying decreased. Thanks for the help.
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decreased? sm
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Subject: I also think it would be decreased, and
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