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see how many abnormalities you can spot on this portable film. No the ECG lines are not one lol. I have the CT that was subsequently ordered. After you find the anomalies come up with a differential. PMH = severely SOB, and is in his early 50's. Again, guessing without description gets ya the shrimp emoji.


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