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CT angiogram s/l orange stenosis - Crabby again

Posted: Mar 11, 2011

CT angiogram with reported right carotid 40% to 50% stenosis s/l at orange and 35% to 45% left carotid s/l orange stenosis. Never heard this one before. Is he talking about the orange arrows on the actual angiogram pointing to the stenosis??? What is the orange??Help....

orange stenosis - freebie

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Posted once and don't think it took; I think I'm editing this report and it sure sounds like orange to me, don't know what to do with it.

orange stenosis - freebie

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I left it orange because I found this

http://www.gehealthcare.com/usen/ultrasound/products/msucmecd.html

oh dear - sm

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It's "carotid origin stenosis".

The citation you provide is simply a reference to the color-flow Doppler findings. This does not mean that doctors call it an orange stenosis.

at origin? - cr

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I second this - origin - NM

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carotid origin stenosis - period - (not at)

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