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Downstream Procedure

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Downstream Procedure
Any therapy performed as a direct result of an abnormality identified in a diagnostic (upstream) procedure

downstream procedure
Medtalk Any therapy performed as a direct result of an abnormality identified in a diagnostic (upstream) procedure. See Diagnostic-therapeutic pair.


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