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long-term vs long term - too tired


Posted: Mar 08, 2011

Which one is the correct way...

.....secondary to what appears to be avascular necrosis for long term steroid use.

Since it is being used as an adjective, then - sm

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yes, it would be hyphenated. If it said that the steroid would be used long term, then no.

Thanks!!!! - too tired

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Thank you for your time.


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