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s/l endocurrent severe LV systolic dysfunction - oops

Posted: Jan 30, 2010

Endocurrent?

Always need entire sentence for context. Maybe it is undercurrent. - Olive

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Intercurrent, meaning happening at the same time as other pathology/disease?.....nm - Cyndiee

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could be - anon

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"and recurrent"

or - anon

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"and concurrent"

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