possibly recurrent atelectasis???
Posted By: RADMT on 2007-07-26
In Reply to: chest x-ray help - Nightrad
Subject: possibly recurrent atelectasis???
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Subject: I think it might be that, as she has recurrent rectocele but I am flagging it
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atelectasis - nm
Subject: atelectasis - nm
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atelectasis
Subject: atelectasis
Could be atelectasis. nm
Subject: Could be atelectasis. nm
atelectasis............
Subject: atelectasis............
atelectasis
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maybe atelectasis
Subject: maybe atelectasis
NM
atelectasis nm
Subject: atelectasis nm
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atelectasis
Subject: atelectasis
atelectasis
Subject: atelectasis
atelectasis
Subject: atelectasis
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atelectasis
Subject: atelectasis
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Subject: atelectasis? nm
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Subject: "no atelectasis"
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"no atelectasis"
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Subject: Could this possibly be. . . . .
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