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Sunday, January 13, 2013

 Any ED consult for flexor tenosynovitis....

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 Seniors on the weekends...

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When dude with the abscess asks the overall plan...


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Whenever I've got the flouro out in the ED and get an anatomic reduction...



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When I talk to my radiology friends about their hours...


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