I think he is referring to edges of clot
Posted By: scalloped in nature or ridges on 2007-08-07
In Reply to: S/L scallop clot - MT
Subject: I think he is referring to edges of clot
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It sounds like small but can't be because he calls it a large clot.
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S/L scallop clot
Subject: S/L scallop clot
or scalloped clot? - vascular. Thanks for any help.
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Subject: s/l trimodal spike of blood clot formation
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Subject: The patient will continue the heparin for his clot and continue antibiotics for the potential sm
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Subject: what? What are you referring to?
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Subject: maybe referring to vas (sm)
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Subject: Could be referring to
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Subject: I believe it's referring
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Subject: Are you referring to
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Subject: You are right - referring to those 3 tests - and I would (sm)
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Subject: Thanks, that helps! That's probably what he was referring to then.
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Subject: Sentence please, what is it referring to?
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