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Location--left sided chest pain, upper, lower, left sided chest pain, upper, lower, History of Present Illness posterior Context ––while shoveling snow, while while shoveling snow, while cutting a roll, during the football game, scratched by the cat Q lit h ht ith bbi 25 Quality ––ss arp chest pain, throbbing
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