The patient s/l dinatine with 50% weightbearing status for six weeks. I thought maybe *sm*
Posted By: x on 2006-03-24
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Subject: The patient s/l dinatine with 50% weightbearing status for six weeks. I thought maybe *sm*
did obtain but that does not make sense. It definitely sounds like "tine" on the end but I have no idea. The more I listen, the more frustrated I get! Help is appreciated.
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