How, or would you even, hyphenate this?

Her Lantus was changed to [twice daily or] twice-daily Levemir. Follow up with Dr. Whatshisface on [next available or] next-available basis. I'm never quite sure on these. Anybody have a 'punctuation rule' or something I can use to help me make the correct choice? Thanks! ...

before and after photo? tia ...

high grade PIN or high-grade PIN -- iin reference to prostate cancer, I find it both ways. Thank you. ...

...failure to place the patient in a left side down position to avoid injury " left side down " is my question - the rest is just for context. Thank you. ...

To you QA editors: Does anyone hyphenate open-heart surgery? ...

Should "2-cm" be hyphenated? I know if it was just 2-cm mass it would be. In this case, 4 x 2 x 2 is still describing "mass" but it does not look right this way 4 x 2 x 2-cm mass. Ugh, it should still be hyphenated, huh? Anyone? ...

Do you think "colostomy deep" should be hyphenated in the following sentence: "The soft tissue and the bowel lumen measure 8 cm in length and have a 6 x 3.5 cm margin of the colostomy deep to the subcutaneous tissue." The phrase colostomy deep doesn't make sense to me. Thanks. ...

So I am unclear whether # ranges use the word "to" between metric units or the hyphen, Please help!! ex: 3-3.5 cm or 3 to 3.5 cm? ...

The patient is from X and travelled cross country on a tricycle motorbike. May be a stupid question, but forgive me, it is Monday!!! Thanks! ...

Blood loss was essentially nil as the procedure was done through a 3/4 inch skin incision. Should it be 3/4-inch skin incision? Thank you. ...

She's clearly saying two words. :) ...

I know that "dialysis-dependent" requires the hyphen if a noun follows the phrase as in, "The dialysis-dependent patient..." However, would the hyphen be appropriate in this phrase if a noun did NOT follow it as in "This is an 81-year-old woman with diabetes who is dialysis-dependent."? Would this be considered a noun + adjective, thus requiring the hyphen? ...

Do you hyphenate "kyphoplasty vertebroplasty"? Should I put an "and" in there? The full sentence: "Status post kyphoplasty vertebroplasty for L1 compression fracture." ...

How, or would you even, hyphenate this? - sm

I do a 3-1/2-week-old infant - Oracle n/m

looks good, thanks! - OP

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