Cardiology... please see message...TIA

The doc is saying "The patient also had a PCI in 1996 of the circumflex artery with a s/l "palmashent" stent. TIA.... ...

The patient is quite ____pathic with an INR of 10. It almost sounds like the doc is saying overpathic or homopathic....TIA ...

The small dominant right coronary artery had a smooth 70% proximal narrowing with a very small distal s/l post law system. Doesn't sound like posterolateral. ...

The aortic valve is bicuspid with commissures oriented at the four o'clock and 10 o'clock position with a "pseudorafi" at one o'clock. TIA ...

Oh wow... the board looks different. Anyways, I have a term that I have never heard of regarding a woman giving birth and it is talking about the baby's heart. "Fetal heart sounds were in the 130s with ____." She says it again, "Baby's heart rate had _____ and was reassuring throughout her stay." Sounds like "aksels." Any ideas? Thanks! ...

Need to make a choice by tomorrow. Any advice on platforms, etc? ...

Few words I can not figure out! Sounds like in parenthesis! The precordial chest pain returned again, patient retained good relief with nitroglycerin sublingual. The patient has also been on(( colan )) and Micro-K Patient has had an appendectomy and tonsilectomy and an umbilical hernia (( ooraphy )) head symetrical pupils equal react to light and accomodation no ((spurroectras)) ((distant)) Heart tones, no murmurs..... Thanks in advance! =) ...

He says: "The troponin was mildly elevated in the low ones." How do I type "ones"? ...

s/l with Lanier dissection of this vessel, not amenable to PCI. Is Lanier correct? I'm stumped. Thanks! ...

ECG: ...nonspecific baseline T abnormalities with an inverted s/l TNL or T in L ...

Hi. I have visited this site often and enjoy all the comments. I'm hearing something that sounds like brankybach. It almost sounds familiar, but can't find it anywhere. The sentence is: EKGs demonstrated nonspecific ST-T changes in anterolateral leads. There was _______________ noted on the rhythm monitor last night. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ...

Has anyone ever heard of a drug that sounds like Agrostat, Acristat... something like that. It is a cardiology note. The note says he recieved ____ overngiht. Thanks in advance! ...

The dictator is naming medications. One of them sounds like Colife, but when I research it I find nothing. Does anyone know what this medication could be? ...

or cardiology service? The pt was seen by the cardiology service.? ...

I know of two companies that do only cardiology transcription: www.cardioscribes.com www.cardiologyts.com If someone knows of other such companies or those with lots and lots of cardiology accounts, please share. I love doing this specialty. ...

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! ...

I'm having trouble with a few cardiology abbreviations that this dr. is throwing out. "Card (which I'm assuming she's abbreviating for cardiology) - AVR, conduction disorder - s/l RABBB or maybe just RBBB - followed by cardiology." ...

Googled for the meaning of this abbreviation all over the place and cannot find. Anybody? Thanks. ...

The sentence is: Periods of heart racing perhaps supraventricular tachycardia. We will schedule a week long S/L hebettin monitor???? HELP! ...

Has anyone heard of a rotoshaver (?) technique used in Cardiology? ...

I'm doing a cardiology report. Can anyone tell me what CLVH and IVF mean? ...

Hi everyone - I have looked everywhere and can't find a definite answer to this question. In the discharge dx section, the Dr. dictates "Coronary artery disease, status post left circumflex RT stent." What exactly does RT stand for? "Radiotherapy" is coming up quite a bit when I search but so are other terms. Thanks in advance :) ...

"She was hospitalized April 9 with ____ with hip fracture with open reduction and internal fixation and then, several days into hospitalization, she developed mild stroke with facial droop." Sounds like "nonsacable 4". I have no idea and would appreciate any help. He says the same word/words later in the report, "Prior history of transient blood pressure drops and ____." TIA ...

VR keeps putting "infarct sighted on or before...", sighted, cited, or sited??? Thanks ...

male ESL (Indian) dictator saying what sounds like "center volume INFA CABG." I tried intervolume, intravolume, centri-, centra-, INA, INF, and many other tries, with no results. can anyone guess this one, or possibly knows what he might be saying please? ...

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