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2021-05-24 11:15:08
Patient is stable and don't have any problem .The AFTER 1 MONTH chest x-ray report IS ATTACHED. Is there any matter of concern . CRP TEST -NEGATIVE
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Not of much concern

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Radiological  changes are sequelae of covid, but magnitude is less.

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