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Antonija Posted 17 years ago
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In case of
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I have several questions here so if you are willing to help me I would be very grateful.
1) Should I put A before 'patient'?
2) Is the overall meaning clear or should I put instead of 'for' the expression 'in case of'?
It is estimated that if patient is in supine position the collection of the air in pneumothorax will be in up-front, and for pleural effusion liquid will collect down-back in the pleural space.
Thanks
I have several questions here so if you are willing to help me I would be very grateful.
1) Should I put A before 'patient'?
2) Is the overall meaning clear or should I put instead of 'for' the expression 'in case of'?
It is estimated that if patient is in supine position the collection of the air in pneumothorax will be in up-front, and for pleural effusion liquid will collect down-back in the pleural space.
Thanks
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Do this: It is estimated that if the patient is in a supine position , the collection of air in the pneumothorax will be up-front , and the pleural effusion liquid will collect down-back in the pleural space
- Do this: It is estimated that if the patient is in a supine position , the collection of air in the pneumothorax will be up-front , and the pleural effusion liquid will collect down-back in the pleural space
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Do this:
It is estimated that if the patient is in a supine position, the collection of air in the pneumothorax will be up-front, and the pleural effusion liquid will collect down-back in the pleural space
Do this:
It is estimated that if the patient is in a supine position, the collection of air in the pneumothorax will be up-front, and the pleural effusion liquid will collect down-back in the pleural space
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