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23 December 2011
anaemia
cerebral palsy
anaphylactic shock
prostacyclin
Kawasaki
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+23 December 2011
The Paediatric A+E multidisciplinary team succesfully completed this as a Christmas team building exercise. (But we did think 1. was annekneesmia...)
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