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senting of occluded right s/l comfrom artery - cpbunch

Posted: Feb 10, 2011

This doctor speaks very clearly and it sounds just like that. It's not coronary and its not carotid. Definitely sounds like above. Is it an acronym? He does butcher words from time to time. lol

Thanks in advance!

correction - cpbunch

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Sorry that is "stenting" couldn't change it after I posted.

stenting - sm

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It is most likely right coronary, right circumflex, or right carotid artery.

If you could give more context/more of the sentence, we might be able to be more definitive.

More of sentence - cpbunch

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It's definitely none of those since I type those all the time for him. He speaks very clearly and plainly but sometimes totally butchers a medicine or word. I just want to make sure there isn't an acronym or artery out there that I've never heard of before I proceed.

Here is the sentence in the past medical history part:

History of peripheral vascular disease status post stenting of occluded right comfrom??? artery

He is saying com as in .com in websites etc. Then what either could be "from" or "frim" with an "i".

I'm totally stumped.

Thanks!

common femoral artery?? - GT

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That's it!! - cpbunch

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He loves to shorten words and I didn't even think of that one! Thank you SOOO much!!! I just hating flagging things when I know I'm just not connecting the dots.

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THANK YOU!!! - cpbunch

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very much!

YW : ) nm - GT

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FYI - see message

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The history of peripheral vascular disease was instrumental in figuring out the word.

It's good to post the full sentence.

Absolutely. . . - cpbunch

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Will definitely do the next time. :)

happy transcribing! - : )

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