Patient's well-healed incision (anteriorostic?) to the left knee.

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 ...

I entered into Word Auto-Correct "wh" for well-healed, which is great until I need to type "well healed" without the hyphen. Ideas please: what do you use for short cuts for "well-healed" and for "well healed"? Same for floor-of-mouth and floor of mouth. There must be some consistent way to do these hypen and no-hyphen phrases. TIA- ...

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 ...

The patient had a s/l knee surgery with a s/l Cardizel Olds?? enzyme procedure. He performed this ten years ago and I cannot really hear clearly what he is saying. Any ideas? Thanks. ...

or mul shee kidneys. I would say mushy, but that just does not make sense. ...

Pfannenstiel stab incision or sterile incision? Any help will be appreciated! ...

"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! ...

On exam, doc says, "she has a palpable s/l furlin to the upper arm." It could be something it was treated with. TIA!! ...

s/l: Patient has 2-3/6 _______ beating sound left base. Lungs are clear ...

Did not know if gay marriage was legal in that state (PA) but it was certainly what was said.,, so I didn't want to flag it either. Fortunately, I no longer work for Nuance. No telling what kind of dings I wold have gotten for that. ...

Does anyone know? ...

Doc dictates patient has excellent range of motion pf ankle, some soreness, good strength, compartments are soft, and s/l gross instability of his ankle. Diagnosis is a healed ankle sprain. I may not be hearing it correctly, but it does s/l gross instability. Are there any other possibilities or is this a possibility with a healed sprain? Thank you for any help. ...

Patient's well-healed incision (anteriorostic?) to the left knee. - cat

anterior iliopsoas - me

anterior aspect? nm - Horski

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