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Inox/Einock's/Inoch's DISSECTION? - Me

Posted: Aug 06, 2010

Transcribing a superficial parotidectomy, and the surgeon says very clearly "Inox/Einock's/Inoch's" (not Enoch's) dissection. He says it a few times.

Can't find this one. Can anyone here help?

THanks!

Just a guess... - WAG

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Could he be saying "and neck dissection?"

and neck?? - no1joe

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That's a wild guess, but I tried.

Need more info - Yoda nee Oracle

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Is this the title of the procedure? Is this during initial dissection? What's going on at the time he is saying it?

FOUND IT! INOX DISSECTOR - Me

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He used it as a type of dissection in this report, but it is actually an instrument:

INOX DISSECTOR

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