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How about "no history of diabetes", etc. nm

Posted By: Skipper on 2006-07-03
In Reply to: no HIGER change of diabetes or hypertension - lucyo

Subject: How about "no history of diabetes", etc. nm

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no HIGER change of diabetes or hypertension - lucyo
- "Prior" change? nm - could be
  - not that either but thanks anyways. - lucyo
- What comes after this? You say it's the PE, but sm - nm
  - refer to my second posting - lucyo
- sorry - I realized when I read the reply - he was talking about eyes - lucyo
- How about "no history of diabetes", etc. nm - Skipper

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