Oferax ? in Rt common femoral artery

I got a mush-mouthed ESL, it's been a long day and the headache is already pounding. Any ideas anyone? ...

She is dictating: A #4.0 Judkins left catheter was now advanced through the right femoral artery sheath. This was advanced through the ostium of the left coronary artery. Shouldnt this be left? ...

The patient underwent an (s/l) exofemoral and femoral-femoral bypass. exofemoral? ...

The velocities in the popliteal artery suggest around 50% stenosis. Additional 70-75% stenosis is suspected in the proximal left ("anteritibal") artery. ...

Is is common practice if you are placed on hold to pay them back 3/4 of your pay?? Is everything out there like this? ...

PLEASE NO NEGATIVE FEEDBACK! This is truly meant to be helpful, not snotty, threatening, or negative so I expect the same in return. Military time: Lately I have seen a lot of reports where people are inserting colons in military time. Colons are NOT used for military time unless the hour, minute, AND seconds are given. If the CP states that time is transcribed "3:00 a.m." this is for "regular" time and not military time. Spacing: TWO spaces after periods that end ...

During your search for work, if you see a "transcription company" seeking one of us for immediate work due to falling desperaetly behind on contracts, check some of the MT forums. If MT's are trashing said "transcription company" and you see a lengthy, detailed defensive response from said "transcription company"; think......maybe the reason the said "transcription company" is behind on their contracts is because they are not utilizing someone, who has the time and ability to reply at great ...

"The patient had an abscess at the temporal artery of s/l obsee." The part that I am hearing as "of" might be part of the actual term Any ideas? Thanks for any help. ...

working on a nasal bone x-ray. He says very clearly "ethmo-ciliary artery". Is there such an artery? I've never heard of it and cannot find it anywhere. ...

I swear, these so-called intelligent doctors have no common sense at all. Let's see how much noise we can have in the backgroun and talk as fast as we possibly can to see if the transcriptionist can get my dictaion right. This guy talks so fast I don't even know how he can get the words clearly out of his mouth, then he must have called someone on speaker phone because I can hear the phone ringing and ringing and ringing, and then his pager goes off which of course he pulls close ...

I have a friend who had an accident last weekend, an MT, broke her right arm and right lower leg, she called and left a voice mail wtih her supervisor because she had no other way to contact her on the weekend. She then called again Monday morning before going back for surgery on her leg and left another VR for the supervisor, her daughter followed up with an e-mail explaining what had happened and do you believe this company has not even acknowledge it, not even to say we are so sorry, ho ...

I used to teach grammar and I now do MT work. One of the most common hyphen errors lies in the short arm cast, long arm cast. This does not get hyphenated. By hyphenating it (short-arm cast), one is actually stating there's also a long arm. It's a short (or long) cast that is worn on the arm, not a cast for a short arm or a long arm. ...

Examination of x-rays done previously - AP of the pelvis and AP and lateral of the right hip does reveal S-ROM type prosthesis which on the femoral side seems to be well fixed. He does have a _________ type cup which seems to be loose with clear lucent line in all three zones. sounds like wide to lock type or Y to lock type or white to lock type ...

Full sentence... "He had previous (S/L) PHILLIP right coronary artery stent in 2005 followed by a two-vessel bypass with vein graft to right posterior descending and another vein graft to the circumflex marginal." S/L "PHILLIP" stent, but it's not in my book and I can't verify it anywhere. Has anyone come across this yet? ...

This doctor speaks very clearly and it sounds just like that. It's not coronary and its not carotid. Definitely sounds like above. Is it an acronym? He does butcher words from time to time. lol Thanks in advance! ...

Surgery report The ulnar nerve was freed up. The 2 heads of the flexor carpi ulnaris were identified. The "vena common tantes" were protected. ?? I have no clue. ...

This is for doing a common bile duct exploration: The common bile duct is slightly enlarged. No other s/l piditive obstructive lesions are demonstrated. Thanks for any help! ...

Is it common to not be able to meet line counts at Nuance? I have been there close to 3 months and cannot make my line count basically due to having some many ESLs and having to correct so many things in VR. Very frustrated!! ...

Is it common to NOT have tab functions, auto correct, or a grammar checker on a "transcription program". We just got Inscribe and it is about as basic as it comes, not Word comparable - not even close - without tabs, Autocorrect or grammar check. I feel like I'm in the dark ages here. ...

Lately the doctors have been spelling out so many common words, some are even enunciating fully now, which is nice, the enunciating not the spelling, that wastes my time..Makes me think that our out of country counterparts are maybe messing up in a HUGE way..Most of us know the words/phrases/slang they use and fix it. I just see so much in docqumanage that makes my jaw drop. ...

Dr. dictates "Femoral-saphenous junction" but when i researched it - I only find Saphenofemoral junction...which would be correct? ...

s/l demon in his medial femoral condyle with areas of osteochondral defect and cartilaginous loss noted... Any help is appreciated!!!! ...

sounds like femoral condyle "U-pin"...can't find it...help? ...

Pelvic x-rays: Early DJD with cam lesions on both s/l femoral femora. I cannot document the s/l. Any help is appreciated. ...

I find it in all three forms when I look it up. Mayo Clinic site has cam lesion. Thank you in advance. ...

Maybe it is too early and my brain is not fully functioning yet. Any suggestions on the "tuper vesicle"? Thanks. ...

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

Oferax ? in Rt common femoral artery - sebadoo

Can you give the whole sentence? - elaine

Oferax - sebadoo

Hard to help without the sentence...and what was the bit about the carotid? - elaine

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