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pharynx is edentulous and s/l concentrated? - any suggestions? nm

Posted: Jun 30, 2011

edematous? - CardioMT

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thanks, it's def. edentulous (odd, under pharynx); wondering about - "concentrated" STAT, so sending with blank

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