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Extremities - Sherlyn
Posted: Sep 19, 2011
Dictated as: Upper extremity has some s/l econotic spots. Any ideas anyone???
ecchymotic? - yochana
[ In Reply To ..]meaning bruise
That's it! - Sherlyn
[ In Reply To ..]Thank you yochana!!
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