Most likely pituitary (sm)
Posted By: CAMT on 2007-07-21
In Reply to: Under past medical history - history of abnormal s/l petatrie functioning. I really cannot make *sm - mh
Subject: Most likely pituitary (sm)
I have an ESL doc who pronounces words that end in *ary" as *ree*. So pituitary would become *pitui-tree*. Hope that helps!
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