Author Question: Arnold-Chiari syndrome, type III frontal lobe: A) Q07.00. B) Q01.0. C) Q07.03. D) ... (Read 27 times)

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Arnold-Chiari syndrome, type III frontal lobe:
 
  A) Q07.00.
  B) Q01.0.
  C) Q07.03.
  D) Q01.9.

Question 2

release liver, percutaneous endoscopic approach
 
  A) 0DS54ZZ
  B) 0DS94ZZ
  C) 0FN04ZZ
  D) 0FN43ZZ



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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