gleesmont - jan

Posted: Jan 4th, 2017 - 4:31 pm In Reply to: some more information might help someone help you - please, sm

He's a surgeon doing a consultation. This is during the examination portion of the consult. He'll mention Apley's test, McMurray's test and then will say "there is no tenderness to gleesmont of the knee". These are usually car accident or workman's comp cases. No procedures or surgeries as of yet, these are examinations during a consultation.

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gleesmont of the knee????? please help me - jan (Views: 712, 2017-01-04, 3:12 pm)
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