Quite possible could be reduced oropharyngeal
Posted By: Wannie on 2006-12-05
In Reply to: Reduced oropharyngeal (s/l absto) - Pulmonary help
Subject: Quite possible could be reduced oropharyngeal
dimension because of edema in the mouth and throat. 
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