undulation = wave-like motion, could fit
Posted By: cartilage (sic) load carriage also fits - NM on 2007-03-30
In Reply to: ortho help please sm... - TIA
Subject: undulation = wave-like motion, could fit
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Subject: Is it ST-T-wave changes or ST-T wave changes?
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Subject: they also say PR interval and R-wave....sm
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Subject: Wave sign is correct - sm
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Subject: nonspecific ST-T wave changes (on EKG, not neuro).
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or nonspecific ST-T wave abnormality
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