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Robin Goodfellow (43-1), Rheumatology, Volume 43, Issue 1, January 2004, Page 117, https://doi.org/10.1093/rheumatology/keh100
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Of course, the other reason he will spring is that he is still celebrating England's World Cup rugby win (watching which final he was moved to wonder why we don't see that many rugby players with funny shoulders, knees or whatever; presumably the orthopods have cleaned up the scene as Robin has only ever had one international through a clinic. If anyone wants to send Robin a gift, a DVD of the final will do nicely, thank you.). He was reminded to mention this by a patient who was taking champagne tablets to cure the nausea induced by methotrexate. Mind you, Robin thinks he and Mrs Robin get more of a kick from Dom Perignon than from domperidone. Though Prosecco will do. Certainly any form of alcohol might relieve the traffic jam in the blood vessels of another patient with RA who also had congested cardiac failure.
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