she pronounces it "khem-yun-ih-shun uf da see-REE-bwy-fowurm" sm

Posted By: dgk on 2007-06-28
In Reply to: Can you hear cribriform? - MNMT

Subject: she pronounces it "khem-yun-ih-shun uf da see-REE-bwy-fowurm" sm

Comminution was actually the word I was questioning. It's a pt. with severe facial trauma and I think she just can't form sentences!!

She has an intense accent.

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Comminution of the cerebriform region? - dgk
- Could it be just communication of as in...(see inside) - Spice
- Can you hear cribriform? - MNMT
  - she pronounces it "khem-yun-ih-shun uf da see-REE-bwy-fowurm" sm - dgk
    - I wish I could see the report, but - Misha
    - PS I think you are right... on researching, cribriform makes no sense. Thanks. nm - dgk
      - CORRECTION, I mean cerebriform makes no sense. Thanks nm. - dgk

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