Biopsy of basal cell carcioma on eyelid.

a small, raised lesion that actually appears to be a basal cell carcinoma. It is in the vermilion border. It is associated with some dimpling in the center and has the rather typical pearly appearance with two injected vessels.- does anyone have a guess as to what sounds like "two injected vessels might be.? This lesion is on her lip. ...

I see that there is a LEEP procedure but unsure because I see the 2 terms unsed interchangeably when I googled. Thanks ...

Patient had some s/l "intruving" of her eyelid with disconjugate movement. It's definitely not "drooping." Any ideas? Thanks! ...

Doc dictates that the total skin advancement was 4 mm x 3 mm for a Tenzel type/ (sounds like) Mestarti-type flap. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ...

Sounds like fictivo-basal-estroqu... has gait unsteadiness...I believe it was a type of operation. ...

I can not understand a particular line in this dictation. It sounds like he is stating: He was taken to the hospital where he was admitted with a CT of his head showing a 2-1-3 sign on the left basal ganglia hematoma... The bold italic part is where I can not understand the dictation. Any idea what this might be? ...

In a cranial CT I have always transcribed "basal" cistern, but in the report I have, the doctor clearly is stating "basilar" cistern. The Stedman's electronic dictionary I have shows "basal" cistern also. Can someone tell me which is correct, or are they interchangeable? Thank you. ...

He says this is consistent with Parkinson's. ...

Pathologist is dictating a micro on a lower lid lesion and says "A s/l kungraculum is considered but the histologic features are not classic for this process. ...

On MRA of brain with AVM. The arterial supply is predominantly from the left anterior choroidal artery, with smaller contributions arising from the left posterior choroidal artery and lenticulostriate perforating vessels. There is a deviated "strange" into the left basal vein of Rosenthal, left thalamostriate vein, and left anterior septal veins. ...

Any ideas on this one? Syncopal episode likely, "basal vagal do do" GI illness. ...

He had a ct-guided biopsy of the left iliac mass. A left s/l kay-line node excisional biopsy was done on . . . . ...

pancreas cystic and solid mass was suspicious for a PMN, biopsy and s/l "red pass" positive. Thanks! ...

...likely to be a microadenoma with *microassinine* formation. Clear as a bell but I can't document this. Any ideas at all? Thanks! ...

Sounds like he says underwent a left upper auto breast biopsy? ...

The patient underwent transjugular liver biopsy. Corrected s/l "sign-u-sorto" gradient was not significantly elevated and was less than 5. ...

This patient is being seen for polyarthralgia, xerostomia, dysphagia, and gout. Under the impression/plan, "Xerostomia, polyarthralgia – the patient could have autoimmune disease, including a possible Sjogren's disease. The definitive diagnosis is a s/l piravic biopsy. However, that is not typically done in a patient." She could possibly be saying "bite" in front of the word biopsy, but I can't tell if she's just stumbling over her words or if it's su ...

She also is status post sigmoid loop colostomy in 2007 with _____ biopsy. Sounds like the doc is saying ped-rectal biopsy. Can't find it anywhere. Any ideas? ...

I swear she is on a cell phone in a low service area on speaker mode. Aren't they supposed to dial in on a hospital phone? At one time a few years back, I thought it was against HIPAA to use cell phones for dictation. Drives a person nutty. ...

Patient having D&C. Sounds like doc is using rattlestone biopsy forceps. Any ideas? ...

Is that correct? I'm trying to find "C-cell" definition relating to the colon. ...

Thanks for any help! ...

Patient has sickle cell disease with frequent vaso-occlusive pain crises... s/l "impressive aloe (spelled by dictator) immunization" in patient with moderate immune hemolytic anemia. I cannot find a reference for this aloe immunization. Does anybody have a clue if this is correct? ...

anyone ever heard the term -- On a cervical cone biopsy-- A second pass was made to "Bevel and decry the cone" ?? sounds like decree? the cone...? ...

I believe this is how it is spelled but I cannot verify it again. ...

There was a single granuloma seen on biopsy but it was thought by the pathologist to possibly be secondary to an adjacent ruptured "crept"? Thanks for any help. ...

Biopsy of basal cell carcioma on eyelid. - slr

yes - hmmm

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