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Peripheral pulses are 1-2 (s/l with one) symmetrically equal. sm

Posted By: ALMT on 2009-03-21
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Subject: Peripheral pulses are 1-2 (s/l with one) symmetrically equal. sm

Does that make sense.  It doesn't sound like it, but I have listened to it over and over.


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