Need help with a s/l - physical therapy.
Posted By: Thanks - psm on 2008-01-18
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Subject: Need help with a s/l - physical therapy.
Patient with persistent shoulder pain.
Gave her Anaprox and Flexeril and recommended some s/l graded physical therapy.
I've looked ever which way I can think of and can't find this. Hope someone has heard it. Thanks.
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