CT scan of abdomen and pelvis help with word please

Could anyone help me with an unknown? During above scan some "vague air" was detected? Searched and searched. Clearly I am misunderstanding. Thanks ...

The gallbladder (S/L) circulatory tract unremarkable. Thank you in advance... ...

The uterus is heterogeneous and appears to be mildly S/L levo flexed. If that is correct, is it one word, hyphenated, two words...? Thanks in advance! ...

Patient is tender in the right lower quadrant. No rebound. No other masses, organomegaly, or tenderness. Bowel sounds are somewhat diminished. Sent for a s/l PCT scan or TCT scan of the abdomen compatible with diverticulitis but no abscess or rupture. Thanks for any help :) ...

Dictated ... There is metallic artifact from an intramedullary rod in the tibia. However, S/L *Dynus exam* was obtained. TIA ...

On CT scan, there was a (s/l) raybone spondylolisthesis... Thanks. ...

Dictated: The PET scan was more s/l ped-AAH-vid (pedavid or pet avid) in the abdomen, and in the off chance that we are missing a more aggressive lesion, request has been submitted for intraabdominal biopsy. Thanks for your help. ...

I'm having trouble with a report with some radiology terms. My question is: Is the word I am typing "hyper-avid" an actual term that makes sense in this sentence? Here's the sentence: She had subsequently had a PET scan which revealed retroperitoneal as well as mediastinal lymphadenopathy which is all hyper-avid. If the word is correct, is there a need for a hyphen? Should it be all one word, or just two separate words? What I need is a good online source for ...

Patient with upper abdominal pain. She received a CT ** scan of her chest and abdomen. There really isn't any further context that would help. ...

Sentences: "A CT scan of the chest was ordered by primary care provider for the complaint of pleurisy. A (s/l Beecher) scan was ordered thereafter." I have a feeling I'm going to kick myself when I realize what this one was, but I am fried and just can't find it. Any thoughts? ...

So which is the correct spelling for this system? Pelvicaliceal, pelvocaliceal, pelvicalyceal, pelvocalyceal? I've came across all 4 so far... ...

AP hip-centered pelvis or AP hip, center pelvis? ...

CT scan of the __________ pelvic revealed 2 small calcifications in the middle and lower poles of the right kidney... ...

There is no evidence of loosening of the hardware although on one AP, there does appear to be increased lucency about the fracture site, which could be attributed to s/l moth effect. ...

The gamma nail tip is at the region of the fovius adralas??? ...

Hi. I have a doctor that says "No mass or ascites are seen in the pelvis". Is this correct or is it "is seen in the pelvis". ...

Is anyone still working at Scan Medical. I lost my account and just wondered if she is getting more accounts. ...

Examination of her pelvis film shows she has moderately advanced degenerative joint disease of her right hip with large femoral head osteophyte and medial wear. She retains good bone s/l stack?? ...

I cannot make out the word at all. He talks very fast. ...

It almost sounds like pelvic and abdomen or pelvicum abdomen, but I dont know. Distinct 'c' sound, so not pelvis The pelvicum abdomen is then visualized. ...

I'm typing a GYN report. Patient had 2 abdominal hernia repairs and TAH/BSO 30 years ago. A recent CT scan showed "posterior anterior" abdominal wall thickening. This kind if thing always confuses me. It does not sound like the doctor said "and" in between posterior and anterior. Is it correct the way I typed it? Thanks very much. ...

s/l globulus abdomen, but is the correct term globose abdomen? ...

compression fracture and marked ?"Gibbles" deformityï»¿. Patient is several years status post MVA with paraplegia, multiple surgeries, and complications. Thank you so much for helping! ...

s/l "no clavasea sign" Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. ...

It is some sort or x-ray. I've never heard of TUB upright abdomen though. Any ideas? Kelley ...

I'm sure I'm hearing him correctly....spit cell tumor of the abdomen. When I google, it wants to revert to split cell tumor. He couldn't be more clear. Patient has a history of metastatic GIST in her chart (gastrointestinal stromal tumor). HELP!! ...

CT scan of abdomen and pelvis help with word please - Lost MT

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