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2nd right big toe osteotemy open reduction in 4wks. had constant fever and sweats. highest so far 100.3 lowest 99.3. is this normal post op?
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Osteotomy: It is not normal to have fever 4wks out there needs to be further investigation blood work to rule out other disease states.
Answered 2/8/2014
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