s/l "holy" dissector (used in cholecystectomy)

"The patient had a few small *sac-like?* *sad-like?* *satellite?* stones in his gallbladder. He had otherwise normal laparoscopy and a normal intraoperative cholangiogram." I know it is not a technical term, but those are usually the ones that are hardest for me to figure out! : ) ...

I came back to see how everyone was doing only to find this. My new job is hard on the legs, but doing okay for only being there a total of 7 whole days. When I worked for MModal (Medquist) things were tough, but not terrible. I'm kind of in shock over this. ...

I am glad I'm sitting down. QA,TH, is actually transcribing!!! Put this on the calendar. I would love to audit her work because if it is anything like her emails, QA would have a field day w/that! Would love to pick her work apart like she does everyone else's, and not encouragingly either. Would love to see how she likes it... ...

Seen this used for hemodialysis but never cholecystectomy, anyone know if it is Hemolocik or a new surgical clip? Thanks! ...

Got an RN dictating alphabet soup -- ER, CHF, CAD, CABG, INR, DOE, JVD, TURP. . . a medication that she can't get close enough to pronouncing for me to get close enough to spelling, and then to top it all off, a hgb of 113.7. Nothing on previous report look-up is a help for this one! But I bet she got a raise -- not a pay cut ~~ ...

XXX is a 77-year-old white female with a recent diagnosis of stage IIIC (pT4b N1 M0) poorly-differentiated adenocarcinoma of the transverse colon. She underwent resection as well as ___________ cholecystectomy. ...

Help! This is a laporoscopy cholecystectomy report. It sounds like he is saying " the superpac, subpac spaces were irrigated copiously." Does anyone have any ideas? ...

The wound was irrigated with Holy/Wholly water? I have seen it both ways in old reports, can anyone clarify? Thanks ...

The gallbladder was then removed from the liver bed using cautery. The gallbladder was extracted in an Endo Catch bag. The *section* was lavaged with saline. After ensuring adequate hemostasis, the pneumoperitoneum was deflated. Does this sound right? (I don't have a lot of experience with this type of procedure) ...

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I quit!! Nicely, but said today was my last and I was moving on with my career choices. bah!!! Just waiting for my first day at Amphion. ...

it is worse than EVER...I have the clearest dictator I have had in a while and the things that are printing our are simply amazing. I need to get away from this place, I think it is seriously time to start exploring other options. ...

You don't have to do the entire dictation in one breath, honest. And stop slurring..Gonna be a loooonnng day I can see it already. ...

This is a cholecystectomy. "The intraperitoneal cavity was then visualized, and we placed the s/l sonport under direct visualization. ...

for the MDI merg-ees. That used about 1/2 printer cartridge, took at least an hour of time and I have yet to fill them out. This working at home is getting more expensive and aggravating all the time. ...

Laparoscope is placed through the sheath to envision the abdominal organs. The patient has no signs of free fluid. (S/L) Calderi can be seen below the right lobe of the liver; the liver otherwise is normal. ...

The doctor was using a "fish" in the abdomen during a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Have never heard of this before and cannot document it ... Can someone help? ...

Context: The peritoneal cavity was entered under direct vision. A s/l *sound* port was placed in this site, and the abdomen was insufflated with CO2. I can't find verification of this. Help? ...

THANK GOSH I'm not working my "regular primaries" anymore ... the accounts I've been working on for the past 5 years are almost ALL completely indecipherable accents from every country on the globe but since the new switch I haven't had even ONE single report from those accounts but the new ones I'm being routed are vanilla-accented, plain English-speaking and normal-speed midwesterners in Kansas and Oklahoma. Those of you who have always worked on these accounts until ...

just cannot figureout the blank word.... adequate hemostasis was obtained and the gallbladder ------- with electrocautery. ...

Here's a link to another article regarding tyrannical QA editors, how it takes a highly skilled professional to input medical data, etc. http://www.fortherecordmag.com/archives/062209p14.shtml ...

anesthesia for laparoscopic cholecystectomy, s/l park ...

New pay plan was just announced and is going into effect ... WOW ... what a mess. Reading that page will make you want to count your blessings with MMoral. ...

I am sure these are closely guarded as they would let MTs actually communicate with each other..and that would be a no no.. MTs might actually band together ...

s/l "holy" dissector (used in cholecystectomy) - clh

can give sentence? Maryland dissector, harmonic dissector? - jmn

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