Arthroscopy revealed hypertrophic s/l villous synovitis

Immunostains revealed reactive CD3 positive T-cells and focal predominance of CD20 positive B lymphocytes centrally localized in the nodules and in between the (s/l villae) . CD10 and bcl6 were positive in the lymphocytes within the (s/l villae) but the nodular focus of B cells is negative for these antigens. Bcl2 was co-expressed in the (s/l villous C) lymphocytes as well as reactive T cells. Additional immunohistochemical stains include a repeat CD10 and bcl6 that showed simi ...

Does this sentence make any sense: Sections of the heart show *as marked* hypertrophy as the myocardial fibers." ?? Thanks in advance. ...

Hi all. I have the mumbler again. He is saying: significant tenderness across the area of the anteromedial and anterolateral aspects of the ankle suggestive of ___ synovitis. Indochondotoid synovitis???? I'm stuck. ...

Has anyone heard of bossy synovitis? The dictator is very clear and says this distinctly like he knows I know the word? Help! ...

Patient that is in for wrist tendonitis..... thanks for any help! ...

I find both ways... ...

No idea. Next is something 1.9, hemoglobin 11.8. Any help would be great. ...

"Spondylosis is seen throughout the cervical spine, manifest as hypertrophic bony (S/L pleurifrid) changes at the facet joints and uncovertebral joints contributing to neural foraminal encroachment." Thanks! ...

This is what she says: INSTRUMENTS USED: A Stryker 5.0 BioZip anchor with a #2 Force Fiber x2, and a PEEK SSS nutless disposable Relix STT 5.5-mm anchor x2. I cannot verify the "PEEK SSS nutless disposable relix STT" is correct. Any help is much appreciated! ...

The patient has normal-appearing supra- and infraspinatus with normal-appearing *baria*. He distinctly does NOT say barrier (no "r" at the end), but I cannot verify "baria". Thanks! ...

I am working on an op note (arthroscopy) and the physician dictates SERFAS "care" probe. Has anybody heard of this one? I cannot seem to find it anywhere online or on Stryker's site. Any help appreciate on this one! ...

working on report on shoulder arthroscopy, and I hear this: There was a small amount of FRAIN? at the superior aspect of the glenoid labrum at the origin of the biceps tendon. ...

He is doing a knee arthroscopy and says ___ biter. S/l shreve? Thanks! ...

Does this sentence sound right? The ArthroCare wand was then used to smooth the chondral surface, which probed again, and it was noted to be stable. The doctor said "period" before "which." I knew that couldn't be right, so I put a comma instead. ...

I am transcribing and the dictator is saying...the rotator cuff on the articular surface was found to be intact over the _____ and along the greater tuberosity and rotator interval. the term I am looking for starts with bear, but I cannot find this term anywhere...HELP! ...

The patient seen back in follow up today with regard to postop left knee arthroscopy 11/11/09, with partial synovectomy and arthroscopic AUTO release. I can't find this anywhere, but that is what it sounds like. Is auto correct? Thanks. ...

The patient was placed in left lateral ducubitus position, all bony prominences were well-padded, and the right shoulder was placed in balanced ______ traction and we proceeded with diagnostic arthroscopy. It starts with a "g" like "gallow" or something of that nature, but the only thing I can find for "gallow" is for femur traction... ...

Dictated ... "I then used the S/L uni cautery device on the low setting to clean up the labrum." TIA ...

He says it numerous times throughout report, but I just cannot get it :( Here is one of the sentences it is in: ....20 mm anterior to the tragus and then 10 mm inferior to the s/l lin-holsing line. Thanks for any help. ...

Physician says what sounds like Surfak for this instrument, Using a medial portal, the _____ instrument was introduced into the medial compartment for synovectomy for chondroplasty of the medial compartment, ...

Any help is very, very much appreciated. ...

Leukocyte dehydrogenase was greater than 4200 and the initial cell count revealed 33,280 s/l "nucleated" cells with 80% s/l "grans" and 15% monos. ...

Thoracic laminectomy with a resection of intradural and intramedullary spinal cord. Pathology revealed multiple "pink red ten" tissues that were submitted in a piecemeal fashion and consistent with anaplastic ependymoma grade III. ...

A repeat transrectal biopsy of the prostate was performed revealing atypical s/l "repair" or "rapara" consistent with radiotherapy in all the obtained core specimens. ...

I need help with the sound-alike in this sentence: The s/l (*traytever*) was then used to resect the meniscus back to its stable rim. I saw a post on this exact sentence from a year ago, but it wasn't any help. Does anyone have any new ideas?? Thanks! ...

Is vortex correct? Can't document anywhere. Maybe something like Boretec, Vore-tec, hard to tell if it starts with B or V. Thanks!!! ...

I am seeing this a lot lately. I am on a verbatim acct, and the doctor will often state lab results or diagnostic test results in a paragraph like this: "urinalysis WBCs present, nitrites.... etc." I can't really add a colon because it is in a paragraph and I can't make it into a heading. What should I type or what symbol should I use if I can't add any words to the sentence? TIA, this one has been stumping me lately. ...

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