s/l strombobolic disease (pulmonology)
Posted By: qtxan on 2008-03-08
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Subject: s/l strombobolic disease (pulmonology)
Patient denies any symptoms consistent with bronchitis, recurrent pneumonia, childhood asthma, connective tissue disease or history of s/l "strombobolic disease. (This patient is being evaluated by pulmonologist for shortness of breath and sharp chest pains when she exerts herself)
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