yes, "trace dependent edema." nm
Posted By: funsize on 2006-07-20
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Subject: yes, "trace dependent edema." nm
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Subject: No, definitely dependent
trace dependent
Subject: trace dependent
Yes, but without the dash. Trace means "slightly"
dependent rubor......................nm
Subject: dependent rubor......................nm
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Subject: could it be length dependent
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Subject: could that possibly be dependent rubor? --sm
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Subject: can you hear "length" dependent? nm
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Subject: 2+ edema or Two plus edema.
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Subject: s/l edema draping?"
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