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Doctor uses the phrase pachylarynges all the time. I've obviously been able

to document it, because I've never had any problems with it, nor had any

complaints from him. However, he is not dictating pachylaryngea/ia and I

can't document either word anywhere. Any suggestions?

He dictates: On examination today, she has pachylarngea, suggestive of

reflux...

TIA!

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