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Endocrinology - suebee49
Posted: Jun 15, 2010
Attempting to transcirbe and I hear the following:
There was no known history of "proliferate adenopathy" or adrenal disease.
Can that be correct?
could be proliferative -- as in all over. - NM
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Endocrinology - Suebee49
[ In Reply To ..]Got it - it was proliferative. This one is tough. Dr. is mumbling alot! Now I am stuck on - HEENT: fungi(?) with background retinopathy.
Fundi? nm - anon
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Endocrinology - suebee49
[ In Reply To ..]Fantastic! Thanx
So much work so little time...
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