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Mayo Clinic PathWays: What’s the Diagnosis?

August 3, 2016

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This week, Dr. Bobbi Pritt views a mysterious object extracted from the arm of a traveler to South America. Can you help solve the mystery?

View the case and make your diagnosis.

Learn more about Mayo Clinic PathWays.

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