"Arexa" access of right femoral artery nm

I got a mush-mouthed ESL, it's been a long day and the headache is already pounding. Any ideas anyone? ...

She is dictating: A #4.0 Judkins left catheter was now advanced through the right femoral artery sheath. This was advanced through the ostium of the left coronary artery. Shouldnt this be left? ...

The patient underwent an (s/l) exofemoral and femoral-femoral bypass. exofemoral? ...

The velocities in the popliteal artery suggest around 50% stenosis. Additional 70-75% stenosis is suspected in the proximal left ("anteritibal") artery. ...

"The patient had an abscess at the temporal artery of s/l obsee." The part that I am hearing as "of" might be part of the actual term Any ideas? Thanks for any help. ...

working on a nasal bone x-ray. He says very clearly "ethmo-ciliary artery". Is there such an artery? I've never heard of it and cannot find it anywhere. ...

Examination of x-rays done previously - AP of the pelvis and AP and lateral of the right hip does reveal S-ROM type prosthesis which on the femoral side seems to be well fixed. He does have a _________ type cup which seems to be loose with clear lucent line in all three zones. sounds like wide to lock type or Y to lock type or white to lock type ...

Full sentence... "He had previous (S/L) PHILLIP right coronary artery stent in 2005 followed by a two-vessel bypass with vein graft to right posterior descending and another vein graft to the circumflex marginal." S/L "PHILLIP" stent, but it's not in my book and I can't verify it anywhere. Has anyone come across this yet? ...

This doctor speaks very clearly and it sounds just like that. It's not coronary and its not carotid. Definitely sounds like above. Is it an acronym? He does butcher words from time to time. lol Thanks in advance! ...

Dr. dictates "Femoral-saphenous junction" but when i researched it - I only find Saphenofemoral junction...which would be correct? ...

s/l demon in his medial femoral condyle with areas of osteochondral defect and cartilaginous loss noted... Any help is appreciated!!!! ...

sounds like femoral condyle "U-pin"...can't find it...help? ...

Pelvic x-rays: Early DJD with cam lesions on both s/l femoral femora. I cannot document the s/l. Any help is appreciated. ...

I find it in all three forms when I look it up. Mayo Clinic site has cam lesion. Thank you in advance. ...

Maybe it is too early and my brain is not fully functioning yet. Any suggestions on the "tuper vesicle"? Thanks. ...

I have renal artery bypass history and aorto femoral bypass graft surgery and I am not sure where to hyphen them. ...

He had ACL surgery on the left knee done on December 17. With this he had femoral and sciatic blocks. ...

Doc consistently dictates, "cam and pincer all caps femoral acetabular impingement" I cannot find any documentation to even capitalize cam or pincer. I thought CAM was in reference to controlled ankle motion as in CAM walker boot. Help!!!! ...

Orthopedic surgery note. "Then a s/l luggage handle was placed in the femoral canal." I have been searching, but it is difficulty to find anything, as every search just brings up tonz of stuff about luggage handles. Anyone every heard of this???? ...

Dr. says: Mild medial femoral tibial articular cartilage thinning. Should it be femoral-tibial, or femoral/tibial, or femoral tibial? ...

At this point, she probably will need arthroscopy with microfracture versus an (s/l olds) procedure. TIA ...

I got an email yesterday stating that we would have access to old reports the way that QA does so we can look back to a specific patient's history to find something that might help us fill in blanks. This is supposed to be in effect today. So I followed the instructions I got in the email, but I just can't figure out what it means. I seems like it is just to print out instructions on how to do this, but I can't seem to find where we actually pull this informatio ...

Ready to throw in the towel. My line count is next to nil because I have spent an hour trying to figure out how to access old reports. I can go into QA no problem, but want to find certain dictator reports. WHATEVER! Man this job sucks and I do not even get paid for trying to do right and care about my reports. ...

How can I access the repository? ...

DocQmanage: When you log onto DQM, add "dep" (no quotes) behind your ATP number. That will take you into a DQM area where you can search the MedQuist database by dictator, account, and the area from which you want to draw a sample, e.g., operative report or clinic (numerous specialities). The first time you use this area of DQM with the dep marker, you must have called customer support to allow access. Hasn't your CCM told you about this or is it reseved for certain MT levels? In reply to ...

"Arexa" access of right femoral artery nm - suez

needs a few more words before arexa - anon

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