erythematous and pruritic (sm)
Posted By: MDmtMom on 2007-08-18
In Reply to: Thanks everyone. I ended up going with edematous paretic, but flagged for review just in case... - Bella
Subject: erythematous and pruritic (sm)
Don't know the context but if it is dermatology, perhaps the above.
paretic means a person afflicted with paresis (partial paralysis)?
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