could it be: "chest exams shows a few block ups"?
Posted By: newbie on 2009-02-24
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Subject: could it be: "chest exams shows a few block ups"?
pertaining to a mechanical heart perhaps
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Subject: interscalen block or interscalene block
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maybe saying Bier type block? nm
Subject: maybe saying Bier type block? nm
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