They did a cadaver...Hey now, aren't there laws
Posted By: Hayseed on 2007-02-23
In Reply to: Not sure what she means . . . - ER MT
Subject: They did a cadaver...Hey now, aren't there laws
that sort of Tom foolery  Seriously though, you are a total whiz at this stuff and if you can't figure it out they must be really mangling whatever they are trying to say.
I did find "caudal laminectomy" though, but it doesn't sound nuthin' like cadaver. Ew.
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