davison geck?
Posted By: Lorrie on 2008-12-02
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I've got a fellow doing an abdominal laparoscopy, who says what sounds like: "the davison geck was then employed to initiate the dissection at the ligament of Trites". Obviously "davison geck" is wrong, but I can't find anything that even remotely looks like it ... any ideas?
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Definitely going into my lexicon! And yes, I caught the Treitz/Trites mistake before I submitted the report. Thanks!
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