Radiology report...(s/l starney) sutures are present.

I have typed radiology and have been paid by the line. I was offered a job for $1.50 per report for any report under 5 minutes. Any report over 5 minutes would be $3.00. I would like feedback on this if anyone has any opinions on whether this is a decent rate. Thank you. ...

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that pays per report and I'm trying to get an idea if what they are offering is fair. I live in the rural midwest. ...

Radiology report shows s/l *lumpy* but successful reestablishment of flow in the fistula. ...

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He has no pinguecula or 'tarichium' present in the eye. ...

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Okay, I have been very confused about this lately. When a doctor is reviewing medical reports from other providers and is documenting it within his report, should it be done in present tense or past tense??? I think that it should be done all in the past tense, but I have had arguments for both. Basically, I just want the right answer. For example, "The patient was seen on 06/10/09 and stated that he had right leg pain. The report indicated that the patient had an antalg ...

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Kin-ay-duh is what the word sounds like ...

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I am used to hearing "two oh pds sutures" and transcribing "2-0 PDS sutures." Now I have heard two different docs say, "two point oh pds sutures." I am wondering if this is another type of suture. I googled and found many more hits with "2-0 PDS sutures" but still some published articles with "2.0 PDS sutures." Anyone know what's up with this? ...

Which is it? 6 ott sutures 6 Ott sutures 6-ott sutures (I'm obviously confused) ...

The patient has four s/l inarthed sutures on her chin. This is a 3-year-old patient. Thanks for taking the time and any help you can offer! ...

Is there such a thing as figure-of-x sutures? ...

doctor is saying "two double O silk sutures" and I am not sure how to type that. My first thought was 2-00 silk sutures? Does anyone know if that is right? Thanks in advance! ...

FILMS OF THE CHEST, 2 VIEWS COMPARISONS: ___ [DATE]. HISTORY: (s/l itus), congestive heart failure. FINDINGS: A problem with the cardiac silhouette is noted. (s/l stoney) sutures are present. Thoracic screw fixation is noted of the distal thoracic spine. Surgical clips are noted in left upper quadrant. Mild blunting is noted in the left costophrenic angle suggesting atelectasis. No focal areas of consolidation are identified. ...

Sounds like "monocle sutures" "s/l Monocle sutures are clipped." Any ideas? Thanks :) ...

Morning all - looking for suture name/type. Doc dictates s/l 14-0 ef a lon was used for closure. Pt. had sharp dissection of nose lesion. Thank you! ...

Whatever they are, they are attaching a skin graft to the mandible. Thanks! ...

I am new at transcribing op reports. Physician is discussing sutures and I am wondering about the proper way to type this. Do you type 3-0 or spell it out as in three-zero? Thanks! ...

Radiology report...(s/l starney) sutures are present. - trt

Can you hear.. - Di

thanks - trt

I've never heard "slight cardiac silhouette" before - Radiology MT - nm

"slight" cardiac silhouette would be wrong, maybe she left - a word out by accident. nm

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