eye exam: bilateral s/l ocus nilis or s/l arcus nilis
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I found this at http://www.medi-lexicon.com
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Arcus senilis.
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Subject: No, definitely not saying bilateral. Thanks!
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Subject: i mean, if bilateral is before is it singular and sm
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I have been doing this for 3 months but this seems to keep coming up and i am hearing it dictated both ways. Thanks ahead of time for any help :)
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