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Snow? - TK

Posted: May 31, 2012

I've never heard of "snow" in an operative report. He very clearly says snow, but I can't find it to confirm the spelling...Snow, Sno...etc. Anyone heard of it?

"Snow was then placed over the vaginal cuff, and over the top of that Interceed was placed to prevent pelvic adhesions postoperatively."

Surgicel SNoW (NM) - meeeeee

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NM

Wow. Never heard of that. - Not OP

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Making a note of this for future reference. Every day something new.

Thanks - TK

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Definitely making a note of it...I've never heard of it in the 5 years I've been typing.

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