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Pediatrics
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The pediatrics shirt is the wonderful representation of examining our newborns. This is a typical scene in the nursery or at an office well-child visit, distracting our “little adults” long enough to get a good heart and lung exam done.
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| Weight | 1 kg |
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| color | Heather Gray, Blue, Military Green, Gray, Mint, Orange, Orchid, Red |
Pediatrics
$29.99
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