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Re: Bic PenFrom: Mark Perloe (mperloe@ivf.com)Wed Jan 3 07:18:20 2001
A 38 yo woman was admitted to the onc service with a vaginal mass. On a flat plate we saw what looked like a 35mm metal film cannister in the poster cul de sac. On the CXR before surgery, an open safety pin was noted inside one of her breasts. The patient denied knowledge of any foreign bodies. At surgery the cannister was removed. No, we did not find drugs. When the container was opened, a roll of 35mm film was found. Developing revealed that the film had not been exposed.
-- Mark Perloe, M.D. http://www.ivf.com 404-843-2229 5445 Meridian Mark Rd, Suite 270, Atlanta, GA 30342
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