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Observe something "at" or "in"



 
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Observe something "at" or "in" #1 (permalink) Mon Jan 19, 2009 18:06 pm   Observe something "at" or "in"		  
Hello, i have a new doubt. I am trying hard to redact an article for a medical review, but it is no easy.
"We observed a new hernia just in the inferior bound of the PTFEe mesh". Is this correct? Could you suggest me another way of saying the same thing?

Thank you in advanced.
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Observe something "at" or "in" #2 (permalink) Sat Jan 24, 2009 19:47 pm   Observe something "at" or "in"		  
Can you help me please? It is important to me to know it.

Sorry for pop-up
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