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Consider this….

Monday, June 16th, 2008 @ 15:32 | Study

The statement:
“I believe this patient has rhabdomyolysis because they have raised CK, raised K+, renal failure, leg weakness”

versus:

“This is a classic case of rhabdomyolysis, with leg weakness as a result, demonstrating raised CK, raised K+ and renal failure”.

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