i agree...PL...as in posterolateral branch of circumflex...sm
Posted By: flybye on 2009-05-20
In Reply to: I'm sure there will be differing opinions.. - Patty
Subject: i agree...PL...as in posterolateral branch of circumflex...sm
no difference of opinion here...but i'll enjoy going out on a limb with you...that's where all the fruit is... =)
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