crepitus is not a *sign* - that is probably
Posted By: incorrect information you're giving.....sm on 2006-07-17
In Reply to: I would still say crepitus sign.nm - me
Subject: crepitus is not a *sign* - that is probably
There are many signs but crepitus and crepitation is not a *sign*........
To the OP - look up signs and syndromes in Dorland's.......and then symptoms if you cannot find the sign.
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