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Help! anyone heard of s/l bedside EDDY? sm - Cathy

Posted: Sep 11, 2012

I'm thinking its a bedside ultrasound but cannot confirm. Sentence is " Bedside "Eddy" was carried out looking at his RV and we did not appreciate any RV strain. Thanks for any help :)

Bedside I&D ? - dmj

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Do you think if you listen again you might hear "bedside I&D."?

no, definitely edi or eddy or eddie - sm - Cathy

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its some type of an ultrasound as it was imaging the right ventricle. Thanks though!

I would guess - Cathy too

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either bedside EKG/ECG or echo (echocardiography).

Thanks Cath, I'm pretty sure its an echo... - Cathy

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but maybe a brand name or acronym or something. I sent to the facility and hopefully they'll let me know for sure. :)

bedside EKG - Des

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nm

possibilities - sm - je suis MT

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Right ventricular strain pattern could be seen on an ECG (EKG) (see link).

Right ventricular strain can also be implied by contractility patterns on echocardiogram. Note that the acronym for transthoracic echo is TTE, and transesophageal echo is TEE.

Because the dictator refers to it's being a bedside procedure, likelihood seems to be TTE.

EDE - Emergency echo - LueColson

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I think this may be EDE (Emergency echo)

EDE emergency echo - Cathy

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Oh thank you! I asked this back in 2012 and never did get an answer. I knew it was an echo done in the ER but had no idea how it was spelled. Thanks Lue

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