All kinds of help with an operative report with a surgeon with heavy accent: Primary Procedure: Rong

PROCEDURE PERFORMED: Brachytherapy implant. Now, where does "PROCEDURE ABORTED" go, so patient isnt charged for it, etc, and no errors are made? And, should it be all caps? In name of procedure or as a separate "Please Note:" Its dictated as name of procedure but Dr. is indecisive and stutters dictation ambiguously. ...

peritoneal s/l "seeding"? ...

Operative report, secondary procedure is revised septorhinoplasty. The preoperative diagnosis is "Palaferal calasis nasal deformity" is what it sounds like, but I have looked in my book and searched the web-cannot find anything that matches...can anyone help me please!! ...

Anthology stem, high offset with a plus 8 occinium head Do you captilize Anthology and Occinium? in all caps like online? ...

7-French "dilock" sheath ...

Transcribing Operative Report (Burns, skin grafts from thigh) The tourniquet was tested and was found to be working and was placed up at 300 mL of mercury prior to excising__________(sonds like - uraft)and taking the donor skin. Just can't figure it out....Thanks! I think I have the 300 mL of mercury right..... ...

Is this a commonly used term? I have not done very many operative reports, and none for this particular doctor. It sound like she says "Floor time 9.25 minutes." I guess this means the time in surgery, but I have not heard this before. ...

I'd love to know how my old hospital feels about the reports that they're putting in their charts, now that they've outsourced everything to a company that uses ASR (which, incidentally, they were not told would be used when they contracted with the MTSO....although they may have assumed it--I don't know). There are just soooo many things that ASR will never, ever catch--especially in cases where the doctor is just being absent-minded. For instance, I once had a ...

Has anyone ever heard of a plastic surgeon being referred to as a "plastiastist". Doctor says: "patient will consult with his (sl) plastiastist, when his patella ulcers are healed".....the dictation is short, so I can't add any further information to help with this. ...

if I have to listen to this guy belch loudly into my ear one more time, I'm going to have a melt down. I really wish I could tell him he needs to see a gastroenterologist, cause he really has a problem with this!! ICK! ...

I have a patient who had a px of her ankle. The doctor did not give any hx of injury or any symptoms, just stated that she had a left ankle arthroscopy and what sounds like a Brostin procedure of her ankle? Anyone ever hear of this? Thank you so much in advance! Forgive my giddiness today but I havent' had a lot of sleep in the past several days and I do get giddy with little sleep. For some reason, one of my mom's most famous sayings just came to mind: "From the day of your ...

seems out of sort, sorry! Just don't get it! ...

Back in September went to a vascular surgeon who saw me for a few minutes, said had no clue why my legs tired, hurting at night and proceeded to charge my insurance $325.00. I thought excessive being as nothing done. Others here said I had to pay for his office, his staff, and on and on. I called my insurance company, reported as excessive. I cancelled followup with him. Yesterday self referred to another physician, location approximately same as first. This particular physician said what he ...

I'm having trouble understanding this dr. with an Asian accent on this part. She's dictating that the "Patient was admitted to s/l tree telemetry..." Does anyone have any ideas? ...

Dr. is mumbling something horrible with a heavy South African accent. The patient is status post a corrective triple arthrodesis with bone graft for posttraumatic arthritis for a "s/l fill-ank-u-los" fracture. Thanks for looking! I appreciate the help! ME ...

I'm thinking of applying at MedQuist....wondering if it is mostly ESL? Any info on Medquist would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! ...

I am transcribing for a Japanese doctor and there are a few words I for the life of me cannot understand. #1: 1. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome related complex with moderately severe neuropathy. 2. Pancytopenia secondary to #1. 3. Status-post left hemispheric CVA with _____ mild right hemiparesis. Sounds like dee-sald-in and I figured the "in" is "and". I tried to think of words that meant "not as much" since mild was also used in the sentence ...

It is with heavy heart that I am giving up my career as a transcriptionist. After 19 years of transcription, with all the changes to the industry, I can no longer make the kind of money I used to make without working multiple jobs and endless hours just to get a decent line count. I have taken a wonderful position in another industry and I am looking forward to my new adventure. First time in many years (longer than I can remember), I will be working Monday through Friday with all the hol ...

I have been transcribing for 11 years and everytime I get a fasting talking dictator with an accent, it slows me down so much that it affects my production. I have slowed down the speed and added several expanders but that does not seem to help. Are there any tips or suggestions anyone has that can help? Thanks, Mel ...

Any help is appreciated. I'm stuck on 2 words. 1. Sagittal T1-weighted images were followed by axial proton density and T2-weighted images. Subsequently, formal T1-weighted images were followed by postgadolinium. 2. On the nongadolinium enhanced T2-weighted images, increase signal is identified within the left sphenoid sinus. This is probably related to a transphenodial pituitary; this concession in this patient. I know these aren't the correct words but they sound ...

just saying... look..I don't begrudge any of these business school graduates their right to validate their jobs by writing ridiculous nonsensical doublespeak tomes to impress their market share holders..but in the end this is a simple business which they have ruined. The docs dictate the crap We type the crap We send the crap back And it's available to view. How this information is managed and accessed of course improves with technology, but Medquist or MModal, or Doll ...

Total hip arthroplasty infection with enterococcus with single-stage s/l accent on the right and retained hardware on the left. ...

I hate these stupid headphones, they are heavy, I do not need a Britney Spears mic..and the cord twists onto itself so bad it is impossible to get a good fit. Once again..they do not consider what an actual MT needs, just send stupid generic headsets for air traffic controllers and pop stars and do not for one second consider what would work best for us. I hate having to fit it around my head, it guts stuck in my hair. Yes..the sound is fine, but the torture of wearing these th ...

Heavy ESL Review of Systems: Denies headache. Denies chest pain. Denies "foot flowed/slowed." Any help appreciated:) ...

The patient has a history of having skin cancers removed. Physician dictates ... "Skin, multiple s/l something that ends with natosis and premalignant lesions, as well as scars from multiple surgeries from the skin cancers." TIA ...

The sentinel node was identified and excised. It had an (s/l ex-vevo) count of 2800. Thanks in advance. ...

All kinds of help with an operative report with a surgeon with heavy accent: Primary Procedure: Rong - Grammy North

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Tip: Don't capitalize each word of the procedure. Not - proper nouns. nm

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