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From: Carey Gregory
Date: Sun, 11 May 1997 00:00

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Not much I can add in terms of exam, labs, etc, so I'll cut right to the
chase...

Working diagnosis is lung abscess.

Given the ETOH hx, etiology of aspirated material from periodontal
disease is a good possibility, lung CA is another.  Direct extension
from a liver abscess is an outside possibility.

-- 
Carey Gregory, EMT-I
Deputy Chief, EMS
Canton (CT) Fire & EMS

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From: Carey Gregory <cgregory@gw-tech.com>
Subject: Re: case 2
Date: 1997/05/11
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