Rh Factor...see link
Posted By: MTPockets on 2009-04-03
In Reply to: Patient with Factor IX deficiency, taking s/l factor. I found Factrel but can't find anything sm - drug help
Subject: Rh Factor...see link
It is Rh factor and there are many different bypes. I am enclosing a link that will take you to a listing of different types.
http://medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Rh+factor
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Patient with Factor IX deficiency, taking s/l factor. I found Factrel but can't find anything sm
Subject: Patient with Factor IX deficiency, taking s/l factor. I found Factrel but can't find anything sm
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Subject: Factor V Lieden
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Subject: How about Factor 1, can you hear that?
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Subject: Could he be saying serum factor? nm
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Subject: Rheumatoid factor
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Subject: Factor V Leiden
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Subject: factor not capitalized
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Subject: could it be heterozygous factor V Leiden?
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Subject: I think it is just control of tumor necrosis factor and (kakectins) from virologic control.
Link
Subject: Link
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Subject: Yes, see link
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Subject: link sm
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Subject: Here is a link for you. sm
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Subject: please see this link
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see link
Subject: see link
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Subject: here's a link
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Subject: Here is link for you. sm
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Froment sign?
See link.
Subject: See link.
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