bagatelle
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Dear USMLErs,
On page 1-29 of Massachusetts Pocket Medicine, I came across this abbreviation "c/b".
Example:
Surgical treatment of aortic dissection:
proximal: all acute; chronic if c/b progression, AI or aneurysm
distal: if c/b progression, signif. branch artery involvement....
Can anyone tell me what it truely stands for? thanks a lot
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| bagatelle
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does it mean "complicated by"??
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