Metastatic disease in level "5A or VA" lymph nodes.

Can't find this abbrevation, but the dictator sounds like he is saying "shotty ACC lymph nodes." ...

Medical term for small, pebbly-feeling lymph nodes? ...

doc dictates dauphin lymph nodes (in the neck) and spells it but can't find reference to it anywhere on the net. ...

mediastinoscopy with dissection of level 4 right and left nodes. Doc says what s/l 'antithotic' and enlarged lymph nodes. These lymph nodes were hard and suspicious for metastatic disease. I cannot figure this out PLEASE HELP ...

Is it shotty or shoddy lymph nodes? ...

s/l Lower extremity "venadines" were placed? ...

This patient has prostate cancer, but somehow or other the paraaortic lymph nodes or periaortic lymph nodes are involved. I have googled and found both spellings, but for the life of me I can't figure out which is correct. "This showed a 1.6-cm retroperitoneal lymph node in the low pelvis anterior to the inferior vena cava suspicious for metastatic disease." There are so many lymph nodes in the body. Even looking at an anatomy diagram, I can't figure this out. Help!! ...

Breast examination: Left axilla with no s/l MANNIN lymph nodes. TiA ...

Chest x-ray demonstrated multiple bilateral pulmonary opacities consistent with metastatic disease versus " __ and fondrate" processes. ...

I'm transcribing for a patient who previously had rectal cancer and has recently had a routine followup PET scan. I'm new to cancer patients, so I'm still learning the terminology. Physician has a lot of background noise and is difficult to understand. I have a blank in the following sentence. I would appreciate any feedback you could provide. Thanks so much! "There was a single paraesophageal lymph node in the middle mediastinum on the left side t ...

I will type exactly as said. I am unsure how to type. She states she was first discovered to have cancer metastatic from her breast in 2006, and it has really metastasized quite extensively to her pelvis to the lumbar vertebrae L1 2 2 to 3 and L4 5 and also her right proximal femur and femoral neck. TIA. ...

It's a dermatological disease. Patient has chronic ulcers on extremities. Being treated with clobetasol. Thanks! ...

I have seen it both ways, would like to know definitively. TIA! ...

When typing "Dig level," does the "D" need to be capitalized? TIA! ...

TOGA nodes or maybe toganodes?? Pertaining to the nose and acute sinuitis. It sounds like he says, "Nose: Toganodes (or TOGA nodes) are red and swollen." But I can't figure out if that is right or not. Any suggestions?? ...

sounds like Crowley disease. ...

Extrmities: Normal, except for some Klokay's nodes in her distal interphalangeal joints from osteoarthritis. ...

Patient has toothache. On physical exam, HEENT - maxillary region has swelling and tenderness, no erythema noted, sl "no mental nodes." Please help. ...

What is the doctor saying? It sounds like "Roger's (??) nodes were excised sharply and submitted as a separate specimen." I've tried everything I can think of, but nothing makes sense. Thanks! ...

Hi, I am needing help with what the doctor s/l he is saying "ice" lymph node. This is a node in the neck. ...

s/l clokaze or klokayz nodes ...

Has anybody heard of this or know the correct spelling? It's in relation to a breast biopsy with needle localization. Thanks! ...

Abdominal and Chest CT showed an elongated s/l "perificial" lymph node in the lung. ...

After some dissection, the single blue lymphatic was noted to entering a blue lymph node. This lymph node was then clipped and ligated and removed from the CL s/l pectoris. ...

Patient is having a sentinel lymph node biopsy. Lymph node count is 200 on s/l "Sennorex." Could be SentorX. I don't know. Anybody? ...

Metastatic disease in level "5A or VA" lymph nodes. - traci

level V - I type V-A level II, levlel II - ruby

Thx :) I've gotten the same thing three more times today :) - traci

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