That must have been a HUGE bite. Sure it was not a shark?
:-)
Martin.
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From: Williams David G (RLN) City Hospitals Sunderland - Clinical
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Subject: It makes you wonder
Request for HbA1c (which was normal) - clinical details "Dog Bite left arm"
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