PET Scan / CT word Help Needed

I am going to paste the paragraph two words are located in that I'm having trouble with. I am hoping that someone who is familiar with radiology terminology can help me out on this. It sounds to me like the physician is saying: subcurrent and precurrent. I've gone to every source I can think of, but no luck in confirming that this makes any sense. Here's the paragraph: IMAGING EVALUATION: PET CT scan done [___] reveals hypermetabolic adenopathy in ...

Dictated ... There is metallic artifact from an intramedullary rod in the tibia. However, S/L *Dynus exam* was obtained. TIA ...

On CT scan, there was a (s/l) raybone spondylolisthesis... Thanks. ...

Dictated: The PET scan was more s/l ped-AAH-vid (pedavid or pet avid) in the abdomen, and in the off chance that we are missing a more aggressive lesion, request has been submitted for intraabdominal biopsy. Thanks for your help. ...

The doctor says "No bowel obstruction." _____ (s/l receivable) food particles and gastric secretions are seen within the stomach. Can anyone help me here please???? TIA! ...

Hi all First post on the forum. I need help with a word in a dictation. It's a German Orthopaedic Surgeon dictating in English on a patient that has had chest trauma. He mentions that she was prescribed anti-pain medication and a (word that sounds like) lucoluticam. Any help would be great appreciated! ...

D: Pacemaker is s/l dry and intact in the left upper shoulder. I've never heard this term before. Is dry correct? ...

I'm attempting to create a generic overall macro for my VR editing that includes multiple corrections, two of which are g and L to grams and liters (account preference for single-letter measurement designations, and hey, more characters for me). However, when I try to do this via Find and Replace function in Word, even when supposedly adding a space before and after the g and L, I end up with those characters being replaced in any word that begins with either of them (i.e., 1 g gentam ...

Major issues understanding this doctor. I am also a newbie at this. Can anyone enlighten me on the several flagged words in this paragraph? BREAST: No axillary adenopathy. On the right, you can see a scar on the right “perawheeler” anterior to the nipple, going straight down on the “rheeler” border. On the left, there is a 2.2 x 2.2 cm erythematous tender local mass attached to the skin, and it is somewhat indurated. Looks to be some type of infected cyst ver ...

Doctor dictates: Has a 130-year pack-year history. and I'm not certain of how to correctly format it. THANKS! ...

Patient with upper abdominal pain. She received a CT ** scan of her chest and abdomen. There really isn't any further context that would help. ...

Sentences: "A CT scan of the chest was ordered by primary care provider for the complaint of pleurisy. A (s/l Beecher) scan was ordered thereafter." I have a feeling I'm going to kick myself when I realize what this one was, but I am fried and just can't find it. Any thoughts? ...

Is anyone still working at Scan Medical. I lost my account and just wondered if she is getting more accounts. ...

with adjacent deep white matter hypoatenula faction secondary to old infarct This is what it sounds like, but not finding anything close to this ...

QA changed CT scan to CAT scan on one of my reports. Also, in that same report, gram was changed to gm. I always thought it was CT scan and "gram." Have I been doing it wrong all this time?? Thanks. ...

"Seen on MRI scan not unlike adolfsin's fingers." Any clue to adolfsin's fingers? I appreciate any help! ...

Sounds like... No "wedge-shaped " pleural-based defects identified. Could that be right? Thanks... ...

CT angiogram of the carotid arteries. The word I am looking for S/L Reuben or Rubin images...? Thank you in advance. ...

This is for a melanoma surgery .. . Doc says: The patient had been injected by radiology prior to the surgery with technetium sulfer colloid. s/l Metho-sintigraphy had shown suggestion of some uptake . . ...

He is flying through the sentence and cutting himself off but it sounds like he is saying .... "Exam was performed in the body coil secondary to body habitus. **Dynex** study was performed." I am not sure about the Dynex. Can someone please help me? Thank you so much! ...

Anyone ever wonder why it's V/Q scan instead of VQ scan. And why the Q anyway? Maybe I'm having a brain fart, but for the life of me I can't remember a reason for this. ...

What is the agent that is injected during a HIDA scan. s/l "kev-nik" ...

Anyone that works for Scan Medical can you tell me how the work is there. ...

Anyone heard of this? s/l LEXA scan. ...

Status post bone scan, 05/21/10, demonstrating: 1) linear uptake corresponding L5-S1 level consistent with subacute compression fracture; 2) additional uptake in the posterior midline L4-5, most likely due to pseudofacilitation of the spinous process with reactive marrow edema, consistent with Baastrupâ��s deformity; 3)...It really sounds more like pseudo facetization! Any help would be appreciated. ...

Additional images were obtained using ___ techniques. s/l "foamy endo" anyone? Thanks! ...

Patient is tender in the right lower quadrant. No rebound. No other masses, organomegaly, or tenderness. Bowel sounds are somewhat diminished. Sent for a s/l PCT scan or TCT scan of the abdomen compatible with diverticulitis but no abscess or rupture. Thanks for any help :) ...

s/l oraganal...sentence says "there is no evidence to suggest ORAGANAL or skeletal metastasis"????? ...

Due to a policy change, we are required to expand all acronyms in the assessment, including labs and tests. HIDA scan I am not sure of. All I can find is cholescintography. Is this correct? Thanks! ...

PET Scan / CT word Help Needed - helichrysum

hyperavid is correct - sm

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