
|Slideshows|February 23, 2016
Everything is Backwards
Author(s)Josh Gottlieb, OMSIII, Roy Gottlieb, DO, FSCCT
Case History: 68-year-old female with progressive shortness of breath, history of a complex congenital heart disorder.
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Case History: A 68-year-old female with progressive shortness of breath and history of a complex congenital heart disorder has been followed over a cnumber of years.
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