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grammer question--is it okay to add?? - dawn
Posted: Jan 28, 2010
He noted evidence of old optic nerve edema, no evidence of present optic nerve edema, and interestingly enough, kept writing in the chart that presumed pseudotumor cerebri.
would it be okay to add "it was a" between that and presumed psuedotumor
NO, and your commas are wrong...see message - sm
[ In Reply To ..]He noted evidence of old optic nerve edema, no evidence of present optic nerve edema, and, interestingly enough, kept writing in the chart that presumed pseudotumor cerebri.
The sentence is complete.
oh thank you! :) - dawn
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