Colon cancer status...

Is it -- Dukes A Duke's A Dukes' A I find it all three ways. Thanks for any help in clarifying. ...

Sounds like Diloda treatment for colon cancer. Anything? TIA! ...

new dictator for me, very rapid ESL. Dictates that patient will be premedicated with s/l "Loft C" Thanks for any help. I will probably be asking for more help as I go through this very difficult assignment. ...

Thank you for your help on this - repeats it 3-4 times throughout report and cannot determine this word. So frustrated! ...

In a cancer report, the doctor gave a diagnosis of Stage IIIC T4aN2M0 cancer. Then she later said, He was staged as a pathological T4aN2a. She added the a and dropped the M0. I listened very carefully for the diagnosis and later in the problem list. She does not add the a after the N2 in either place. Does anyone know why it is N2a in one place but just N2 in the DX? ...

Gleason score 4 + 5 = 9 involving 35% of the specimen, 1 out of 1 cores contained cancer, linx of cancer was 0.35 cm. She says the linked or linx twice in the document. ?? ...

Should this be a colon since it is giving a list? She does not recall ever suffering from any developed mental disorders such as: Bed wetting, sleep walking, temper tantrums, or reading disabilities. and does anyone know of a good way to understand if there should be colon use or not? ...

The colon was somewhat "tortuous," which limited the sensitivity examination for detection of small polyps. Any ideas what that word is? ...

GI doc dictates in several reports "right and left colons". Can't find any reference on what to do in this case, so need help plz. ...

It s/l vegtelant!!! ....poor with large amount of (___) material throughout the colon that could not be suctioned. Any ideas?! Thanks ...

Dictated: "... at which time I performed a colon resection for perforated rectum secondary to a s/l SIR-kir-uhl ulcer." He says it very clearly - not circular, not sacral - but he might be mispronouncing it. Any help appreciated, thanks! ...

what the heck...and since when is "it" with no other identifier as to what "it" is, other then the preceding sentence, able to form a complete sentence? ...

a word expander like Speed Type would do that? And can you use Speed Type along with MS Word? And transfer over all your AutoCorrect entries easily? I emailed the company but haven't heard from them. : ( ...

I'm working on an audio from a bariatric surgeon. He's talking about a woman's abdominal CT and he says "...it looked normal. She did have some (s/l hostule) thickening of the distal colon..." Any help is most certainly appreciated! ...

I cannot find this abbreviation on Google or in Stedman's. Full sentence: "History of (s/l "ADM") in his proximal ascending colon with slowly spontaneous oozing." Atypical diabetes mellitus doesn't seem right in this context. ...

Doing my first op report regarding a sigmoid colon resection. Does anyone know a site that would describe the anatomy in this area? I am hearing things that sound like "mobilizing white line of Toltol"and I am pretty sure it is only going to get more complicated. Help! Thanks in advance for any assistance you can give. ...

Do you use a colon with 24-hour time or not? 1600 or 16:00 ...

can someone tell me if I should capitalize a generic drug name following a colon? CURRENT MEDICATIONS: lisinopril 40 mg 1 daily and thyroid supplement. also, do sentence fragments and one word entries after colons get periods? I have seen these done in multiple fashion. ...

I can't understand if the doctor is saying: Social Screening of Colon or Special Screening of Colon ...

shouldn't the word "hours" ALWAYS follow, i.e. 1345 hours? ...

full context: There was no evidence of intraabdominal contamination, although the sigmoid colon was socked to the left lateral abdominal wall. Is that right, socked? ...

Is there anything similar to a "whip/Whipp/Wipp shave for cancer? Thanks in advance. ...

Colon cancer status... - ml

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