Sorry. I have no clue. Found Olsen but no light
Posted By: ss on 2007-12-19
In Reply to: surgery - GF
Subject: Sorry. I have no clue. Found Olsen but no light
just forceps, clamp and needle holder.
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A clue.
Subject: A clue.
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So it must be 10/15, for 10 days in the hospital, and 15 days outpatient. So inpatient would make perfect sense, and I feel better.
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no clue...
Subject: no clue...
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Subject: usually is PT, INR and PTT, but does not seem to fit here?? No clue, sorry!...nm
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Subject: have no clue?
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Subject: I haveno clue...
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