tibioperoneal (diseased arteries?) nm
Posted By: CL on 2005-07-28
In Reply to: "tib-peritoneal" disease? - Sheryl
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I think dictator is referring to renal arteries and iliac arteries, probably okay as is ? NM
Subject: I think dictator is referring to renal arteries and iliac arteries, probably okay as is ? NM
Thank you all so much! I believe it is tibioperoneal! nm
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Subject: s/l imedio arteries in all digits
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Subject: cloaca - an opening in a diseased bone containing a fragment of dead bone. nm
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