Electroencephalogram: Unremarkable with 9 Hz posterior *donum* rhythm. Thanks. nm

I have heard this word/phrase several times now in dealing with cardiology reports. I am wondering what the correct way to write this is. The phrase is "a-paced." Context: "The patient A-paced 14% of the time and ventricular paced 31% of the time." Does anyone know what that means exactly and what the correct way to write it is? A paced? A-paced or a-paced? Thanks for your help! :) ...

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Below is the complete sentence: May be a good candidate for "triumph" posterior decompression and disk replacement study. TIA! ...

Some type of posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, but dictatin is extremely muffled. With regard to the *_______ (7:51) (s/l Aceon Gunlanger treatment) of the injuries, the patient has accepted these symptoms consistent with posterior cruciate instability. Also talking about thermal shrinkage procedure in number prior. Thank you for any help. My software in not reinstalled yet, and I cannot locate it in books or Internet. ...

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posterior muscular flap was created using (s/l)gastrox for a below knee amputation. Thanks for any help :) ...

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patient had frontal meningioma removed. Thanks. ...

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Question is "alagril" rhythm protocol can not find Alagril TIA ...

It sounds like the doctor is saying "Worst or Wortz" rhythm atrial fibrillation. Looked in Stedmans cardiology, Dorlands, etc. and even the internet, but can not find anything that resembles this. Help please ...

Electroencephalogram: Unremarkable with 9 Hz posterior donum rhythm. Thanks. nm - wilson

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Electroencephalogram: Unremarkable with 9 Hz posterior *donum* rhythm. Thanks. nm - wilson

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Electroencephalogram: Unremarkable with 9 Hz posterior donum rhythm. Thanks. nm - wilson