Doctor says "the anterior (cease/seeze) was closed

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Doing an orthopod Dr. He says "At this point this is mostly (coach, codes, closed?) healing which is not going to show up on x-ray. This is a 7-year-old boy with a left clavicle fracture. Think it might be "closed". Can't find coach or codes. Any ideas if "closed" would be right? ...

Doctor says "the anterior (cease/seeze) was closed - Debbie

More info? What type of OP, rest of sentence?....nm - Cyndiee

help - Debbie

cease - how about

I agree with sleeve, as the shunt has a "sleeve" sewn in during closure...?nm - Cyndiee

help - Debbie

IVC ? - elaine

help-Debbie - oldone

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