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When patients are allergic to adhesive tape, use transparent cellophane tape instead. They usually are not sensitive to it.

 

When patients are allergic to adhesive tape, use transparent cellophane tape instead. They usually are not sensitive to it.

---- William J. Sciales, MD
       Flushing, NY

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