"E-wall" dictated in Roux-en-Y gastric bypass

Actual dictation: Gastric bypass. ASR: Pastry bypass. I suppose if you bypassed enough pastries, you would eventually lose a little weight. ...

Dictated: She thinks that during her pregnancy she "overate the pouch"... and can now eat larger volumes. Is "overate the pouch" correct? He says it pretty clearly and I just want to make sure. ALSO: Is it endoluminal or endolumenal Thank you. ...

Using a 10 mm camera and an 11 mm __XL/accel/excel__ port, I was able to enter the abdomen under direct vision. ...

s/l "The Bovie was inked, and a side-to-side jejunojejunostomy was carried out." I have never heard the Bovie was inked? ...

In a verbatim account a doctor is saying "...operation for exploratory laparotomy and perforated gastric "ulcerectomy". Any suggestions? I cannot find an exact match for ulcerectomy... ...

service stage to avoid malabsorption. No clue but definitely sounded like service stage but I could not find anything like that when I goggled. ...

This is an upper endoscopy and he says possible ulcer or s/l 'Dula-Foley' lesion in the gastric cardia. My brain is broken because I have been working since 9 a.m and it is now 9:19 pm. Thanks in advance for your help. ...

ABDOMEN, 1 VIEW. DATE: ___ [DATE]. HISTORY: Abdominal pain. FINDINGS: Gaseous dilatation is noted at the small bowel. Degenerative changes were noted within the thoracolumbar spine and isolytic/isoelectric? destruction is noted of the left hip. CONCLUSION 1. Gaseous dilatation is noted at the small bowel. Findings have speches of a small bowel obstruction. 2. Isoelectric destruction is noted of the left hip. HISTORY: Abdominal pain.FINDINGS: (Gaseous or gastric?) dilatation is n ...

He has had an s/l ISO biliary bypass. ...

Has anyone ever done a "pneumograph tunnel technique" for operation entitled Two-vessel coronary artery bypass grafting. 2-vessel coronary artery bypass grafting? Preop is left main coronary stenosis. ...

A reverse saphenous vein graft was then constructed to the third obtuse marginal, brought to the circumflex using running 7-0 Prolene for old distal anastomosis and probing old distal anastomosis prior to completion of _______ (s/l d-cert they were paytent??). Cold blood cardioplegia was given through each vein graft with the completion of the distal anastomoses. I have hilighted the areas that I need help with. Any suggestions?? ...

Single [side] has been bypass graft from aorta to right posterior descending #1 coronary artery. Doctor rushes through. I am not positive of what he says and cannot reference this. ...

I have renal artery bypass history and aorto femoral bypass graft surgery and I am not sure where to hyphen them. ...

No viable options. STUCK! Can't move. Can't progress. Can't do work. Don't know what to do AT ALL. Signed off my shift in exactly this situation. This happened a couple of nights ago. Now it's being demanded that I sign a Written Warning which mis-states the cause for action, and I have refused to sign it. Conference call on Monday. Details follow: Never ONE TIME in over ten years of working for Med ...

I am having such difficulty concentrating today. All these ASR charts with at least 4-5 corrections per sentence. What a waste. Probably minimum wage today. My dog used to listen to me vent when no one else was around, wagged her tail and put her head on my lap as I typed, but she had to be put down in Feb:( Sorry, just needed to vent to someone who understands, unlike my DH, kids and all my friends who think I have a great job working at home! I guess it ...

Okay, so I know what has been happening the past few months, but since it didn't affect me directly, I just kinda put it out of my mind. But since the first of the month, my BOB is out of work during my shift (late afternoon/early evening). This has never happened before. Wondering if it is because daytime people are switching to later hours or my work is going overseas? Not NJA yet, just unfamiliar work for the majority of my shift. If this is how it's go ...

Is "canal wall down" ever hyphenated? ...

I just took the online training today and did my first reports using 6.1. The writing is definitely on the wall. They are on their way to eliminating the need for MT's. It's just a matter of time. We are tightening our own noose every time we edit one of those reports. This is definitely a catch-22. ...

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I keep getting dinged for comma usage, and I'm not one to overuse them, though I fully support the use of an Oxford comma. I am old school, and I've been taught the following about commas 1) They go before a conjunction when what could be complete sentence follows. 2) They do not go before or after (unless there is a strange circumstance, i.e, "indeed" or some such wording thrown in) a conjunction w/o a complete sentence following it. My hospitals are "modified ver ...

Lately, I've been checking my hourly production, every hour on the hour. For my first hour of work this morning, I stayed completely focused, no distractions except getting a quick cup of coffee (in the same room as my work desk) but quickly sat right back down again and went right back to work. What was my hourly rate of production for that hour? $7.42. Yes, I said I earned a whopping $7.42 in a solid hour of intense concentration and focus. I also noticed ...

Both feel so good when you just stop. I gave them a shot but I just cannot take it anymore. It's like being set up to fail on a daily basis. ...

Patient hospitalized with pancratitis, pancytopenia with macrocytosis, alcohol withdrawal, hypophosphatemia, hypoalbuminemia & macrocytic anemia. S/L "2-wall protocol". Thanks for suggestions. ...

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? ...

I have been doing transcription for almost 2 decades, pretty soon my children in their early 20s will be making more money than I am, made decision to go back to school in my 40s for a new career, no choice. Clip from article. "US corporations justify their offshore operations as essential to gain a foothold in emerging Asian markets. The Hira brothers believe this is self-delusion. “There is no evidence that they will be able to outcompete local Chinese and Indian companies, ...

This is interesting info: insiders/morningstar.com shows "MQ suit earnings" Name/Title 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Key Executive Compensation - - 292,707 1,485,258 2,858,899 Salary - - 229,250 810 ...

Same patient as below who needed the sternal rubbing. He has massive GI bleeding and in the ER the doc says: "Protonix and s/l senospirin drip will be initiated." Any ideas what "s/l senospirin" could be? Could also be "fenospirin" or maybe "sporin" instead of "spirin"on the end. Lord lord lord. What *IS* this?? ...

"E-wall" dictated in Roux-en-Y gastric bypass - anon

He could be referring to an Ewald (tube) - Olive

Yes, that has to be it. THANK YOU!! NM - anon

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