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s/l satural wreath or pleath pes planus foot type. ?!?

Posted By: Jai on 2007-02-17
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Subject: s/l *satural wreath or pleath* pes planus foot type. ?!?

There are also articulate particles noted at the subtalar joint. Three views of the right foot were taken. There is a pes planus foot type noted. This is _____ pes planus foot type.

If I find this guy I'm going to glue his car window SHUT!

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