Left knee with two organisms - E. Coli and s/l e-sure-a-sis

The posterior cruciate ligament is intact with some secondary ______ noted. Blank sounds like "dockling or duckling." Thanks in advance. ...

The patient has sustained an acute, complete proximal anterior cruciate ligament tear with characteristic bone bruising involving the posterior medial and lateral tibial plateaus and anterolateral femoral condyle. There is epithin impaction over the lateral femoral condyle, where there is mild depression of the subchondral plate and mild non-full-thickness chondral shearing. (sounds like epifen or episen) Any ideas? Thank you in advance. ...

I am transcribing an Operative Report for a left total knee arthroplasty. In the Description of Procedure he is talking about the patella tracking and he states: The knee dis patella measured 22 mm in thickness. Is the word "knee dis" correct? This is what he sounds like he is saying.. however I can not find this term anywhere!! I was thinking meatus? Stuck!!.. Here is a little of the report both before and after! Patella tracking was then assessed with the trial tibial ...

On 01/07/11, the knee was removed, resection of heterotopic bone, **excision of prior surgical scar** and insertion of an antibiotic spacer block was performed. Questioning excision of prior surgical scar. Does this make sense? Thanks :) ...

My first thought is hematoma but really sounds like a Derm..... Thanks ...

"Active range of motion of the left knee is approximately 3rd to 100 degrees." Is "3rd to 100 degree" the correct way to transcribe it? Thanks! ...

.....culture revealed greater than (s/l ...10 to the 5th ??) of E. coli If this is correct, how is this written ?? THnx ...

Seems I read or was told to drop the period and just type C diff, E coli, H pylori, etc., but I cannot find a source that says so. I thought maybe BOS 3rd addition change, but now I cannot find it there. I googled and ncbi and mediLexicon show C diff without a period, but everything else is with. ...

I'm finding pneumocystis carinii, but it's not that. He says it perfectly clear (coli), but I just cannot find that anywhere. Does anyone know if there is such a thing. It doesn't make sense to me, but I've heard weirder and thought I'd check it out here. ...

The pt has a problem with diarrhea and weight loss. Doc is saying something before IgG, and it sounds like the audio may be skipping or something, but I think I hear her saying E. coli in a distorted way...but sounds like "eatquilla IgG"..would E. coli IgG make sense??? ...

Frequent ackneic-hypokneic episodes were recorded as were epileptiform potentials. ...

doc says pt complaining of knee wanting to s/l "back knee" and buckle. ...

left calcaneal osteotomy. ...

The right knee has the (s/l )HGL as well as the unicompartmental knee. I've tried hdl, hel, hbl, etc.. tia :) ...

The doctor dictates: Radiographs and examination are consistent with a fixed flexion contracture *in various* knee... I know he did not say "various", but it sounds that way. What could he be saying? Thanks! ...

Sounds like Dianx toe lag? knee exam after ACL reconstruction. Any ideas? ...

Physician dictated bilateral AP and *s/l skeers* of bilateral knees Skeers? ...

Everytime he does an exam for someone after a knee replacement he says: "Range of motion is stable. (?) is intact. The calf is supple and nontender." It sounds like (caution???). I am sure that is not it, but that is the closest s/l. Thanks in advance if you have any ideas. ...

I made a longitudinal oriented incision and expressed some purulence out with pressure, cephalad and caudad, knee-v-eel, and lateral. The patient has a infected brown recluse bite on his anterior proximal lateral knee. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. ...

Left knee with two organisms - E. Coli and s/l e-sure-a-sis - tia nm

Escherichia - Maybe?

? E. aerogenes - (Enterobacter)

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