Is this for rheumatology? There is anti-smooth antibody test. nm
Posted By: jane on 2007-02-01
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Subject: Is doc a rheumatologist? Google anti-Ro, anti-La antibodies and see if that fits.
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Subject: antibodies, anti BIG E?, anti Lewis A
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Subject: maybe smooth throughout, firm?
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Subject: parous, smooth, and without lesions? nm
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Subject: smooth or small Hegar dilators?
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Subject: smooth bursal surface thickening?
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Subject: Thanks, but it s/l smooth (pear-ass-ol) thickening; he is talking about a leg injury. nm
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Subject: rheumatology help.
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Subject: I'm typing rheumatology....
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