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medical term - Missy

Posted: Jun 08, 2014

Has anyone heard of the term "postoperative lent"?

This belongs on the word board. - nm

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Please provide the context - i.e., sentence

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NM

Why are you addressing this to me? - I am not the OP

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I just suggested that the OP should post the question on the word help board where it belongs. I can't read the OP's mind, so I have no way of knowing what the context is. Don't ask me, ask the OP.

I just put it in the wrong place - Get a grip!

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Jeez! I just put it in the wrong place! Clearly, it was not intended for you!

Are you the same person who finds personal insult in everything on the coding board, too?

Calm down, woman! Is this really inconveniencing you SO MUCH?? - this board needs a Xanax

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sheesh

yes, maybe then y'all will get it in the proper place. - Someone posted wrong to me once and

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it was misunderstood causing trouble. I was a huge thread with many speaking and it got very confusing...ya just gotta watch what you are doing.

Even in pool (billiards), they make you play no slop.

I think it's an abbreviation (but I could be wrong) - Snow Bunny (the original)

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Late Effect Normal Tissue

Medical term - Anon

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There is a term "postoperative rent" after cataract surgery.

medical term - Rainwoman

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There is a silicon Mehran Lent-1, part of a scleral buckling procedure

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