Médico adscripto
English translation: attending physician
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| 5 +2 | attending physician |
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| 5 | Adjoint Doctor to the.... |
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| 3 | physician assigned to |
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peer agreement (net): +2attending physician Explanation: "Medico adscripto" is a term to distinguish specialist physicians from residents within a department. In this case, the physician to whom they are referring is a specialist in the allergy and immunology department. Example sentence(s):
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