Ortho/Sports term
Posted By: Grace on 2008-02-04
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My doc is dictating about a teenage baseball player. He had an AC joint separation and wants to start the season. The doc says the patient can "continue to s/l de gauge, continue to do tossing and as soon as he has no pain, throwing and light tossing of the ball" Sounds like de gauge or dig H (my doc has a spanish accent, not too heavy, though) Any ideas? Thanks.
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