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Medication s/l Tecosum Posted By: Me on 2007-09-23 In Reply to: Subject: Medication s/l Tecosum Complete Discussion Below: marks the location of current message within thread Medication s/l Tecosum - Me Thank you!! - ME could be Tikosyn, see link - desperado The messages you are viewing are archived/old. To view latest messages and participate in discussions, select the boards given in left menu Other related messages found in our database says during cystoscope..s/l orifoCZ flexed clearly..know that's not it, spelling phonetically Tha Subject: says during cystoscope..s/l orifoCZ flexed clearly..know that's not it, spelling phonetically Thanks say wound was anesthetized locally with 0.25% s/l Bizoken?? Fizocan?? <-spelling phonetically Subject: say wound was anesthetized locally with 0.25% s/l Bizoken?? 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