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Posted By: OP note on 2006-06-01
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Subject: tissue

This is an OP note for a wound incision and drainage, and debridement. He states "All of the ___ tissue was removed using either curettes or scissors, and pickups."

It sounds like "g-by-lased" tissue. He is a mumbler Thanks!

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