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Re: Refusing to pay for GTTFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@lisse.na)Sun Mar 31 10:22:05 1996
At 4:38 PM 31/3/96, CNMPAT@aol.com wrote: >If the insurance refuses to pay for a 3 HR GTT for the diagnosis of diabetes, >what do they propose instead? FBS and 2 hour PP ? Of course the issue is [...] Besides that I agree with the general question this poses, I would like to find out how much money are we talking here? A cup full of glucose, water, four blood glucoses? How much can that cost? el
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