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Cardiology Transcription - jt123

Posted: Jun 25, 2010

I am working on a transcription course and am transcribing a cardiology report and I can't understand what the person is saying. It sounds like "pacing numbers, treasural numbers, and sensitivity numbers" but I can't find anything to reference to help me out. Can anyone help with this? Thanks!

numbers - sentence please`

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what is the sentence please

sentence - jt123

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"Prior to this we had obtained satisfactory pacing numbers, treasural numbers, and sensitivity numbers with the ventricular wire."

sentnce - medtyper57

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Threshold

thanks - jt123

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Thanks for the input. That was about the only alternative I could come up with, but I just couldn't hear it clearly enough to make a decision, especially without supportive material. Thanks again.

Thanks - medtyper57

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You are welcome. I work for a cardiologist part-time as well as acute care and immediately knew what it was. Good luck on your test.

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