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Words help please - BKnight225


Posted: Jan 04, 2010

CHEST: There is exclusive _____ coronary discomfort with
myofascial trigger point and two infrascapular point.

The first word for the first blank it sound like pulseso.
If you can help. I want to say thanks in advance. I have slow her voice down
and I am still unable to figure what she is saying. Oh, I guess that the reason
I do not know what she is saying is because she have an accent. Love and
peace.

That does not seem like a complete sentence - Answers

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I question the word exclusive in front of the blank and the sentence is not complete, is there more to it?

Words help plese - BKnight225

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Hi and thanks for your help. I listening to the word "exclusive" and that is what she is saying. I want to know what she is aaying after the word exclusive and in front of coronary. I want to say thanks for your help.

exquisite pulsatile? question the coronary though. - Txczech

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Will look around more though.

This sounds more like shoulder, right? - Answers

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What does the patient have?

Words help please - BKnight225

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Hi,
Severe chest pain. The doctor stated that in her past history she has cardiac surgery and myocardial infarction.

how about... - elaine

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Can you hear "reproducible costochondral (or costovertebral) discomfort"? Or maybe "exquisite reproducible costochondral/ costovertebral discomfort"?

Depends on what you hear. :)



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