INFUSE or InFUSE or Infuse
Posted By: ss on 2007-10-09
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when googling it has INFUSE with the TM after it and then InFUSE with R next to it, in my Vera Pyle Current Medical Terminology it has Infuse, and I cannot find in it my Surgical Word Book under graft or infuse. I am confused at which one to go with. Three different ways. ARGGGHH
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