on review of his skin prick test, he was "5 by 5" with a flare to cat pelt

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on review of his skin prick test, he was "5 by 5" with a flare to cat pelt - MT

here is some info, type 5 x 5 and 10 x 8 - sm

Thank you! - MT

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