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Old Mar 03, 2005, 06:27 PM
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Hi ... new here...does anybody know anything about Denver caths for pleural drainage...what does one do if the patient dislodges the cath

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Hi ... new here...does anybody know anything about Denver caths for pleural drainage...what does one do if the patient dislodges the cath
lol figured it out myself...thanks anywy

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