On MRI, bilateral "candid lick u lar" facial nerve enhancement is unchanged.

Ms. X about 10 days ago had an episode of shingles affecting division one of the facial nerve on the left side. How is division one transcribed? thanks. ...

I've read thru the archives and didn't find a lot of recent info on Diskriter. I've been offered a position with them and would like to hear the pros/cons, good/bad/ugly from current or former employees about this company and what it's really like to work for them. The recruiter sounds great, but I know that doesn't mean a lot in the big picture. If you've worked for DR or currently work for them, I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to email ...

Doctor clearly dictates: "The patient does not know how to talk 'back-lick-ly' and is gentle, opposite of violent with her peers." Thank you very much for your help! ...

replace Metformin with another hypoglycemic agent because of the potential bilit of lichtycaserosis ...

Hi all, There is a discrepancy with the proper use of this - can anyone help? Some at my work are saying it should be bilateral lower extremities, whereas others think it is bilateral lower extremity since the "bilateral" implies that it's plural and hence no need to say "lower extremities." I've seen it both ways, but the more that I think about it the more I'm getting myself confused. Any input would be greatly appreciated! ...

doc dictates s/l "worst enhancement kinetics demonstrate rapid persistent enhancement." It really sounds like worst, but doesn't make much sense to me. Anybody? ...

Hi, The doctor is discussing a patient who has a swelling in the right cheek and he dictates this: "Excision of this likely parafinch facial lymph node would put the facial nerve at some risk..." The word I'm not quite catching/understanding is the "parafinch" word. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. ...

He says it multiple times and I just cannot get it... "We injected 1% lidocaine with epinephrine and made upper bleph incision on the left side and also in the _____ and also in the gingival buccal sulcus on the left side." "We then again checked position of the fracture, both through the orbital incision and through the ____ incision and it seemed adequate." It sounds like he is saying septoralis or ceptralis...please help! Thanks so much! ...

Ever since our FTR plan, I rarely send anything to QA. I usually only have 1 blank occasionally, and if I can't hear it, most of the time QA couldn't either, so I send the blank. Got new accounts. I was doing fair with that. I don't know what has happened, but I am getting the bottom of the barrel yesteray and today. I have had to send 3 or 4 reports to QA because of the more than 3-blank rule. That is depressing that I do the reports and get vi ...

"Experienced, high volume and ready to work". Oh yes, and they pay 7 cents a line - whoopee! ...

He will receive an endocrine consultation and get appropriate labs due to his young age and bilateral s/l "skiffies" ? Note: Procedure is BILATERAL SLIPPED CAPITAL FEMORAL EPIPHYSIS. Thanks. ...

I wish someone would ask the sisters or one of the A's what honestly is going on. All I get is "Work is just slow right now." RE: the post below about the docs saying something about Dragon, it really makes me wonder. I wish they'd communicate the truth. ...

Curvilinear enhancement along the anterior and lateral margins of the resection cavity extending to the _ of the left atrium. ...

Should it be "conus comma pia comma" or "conus pia comma" ? ...

There is a 3 cm enhancing nodule within the left hepatic lobe which shows peripheral s/l "pelling" type enhancement on early phase imaging and delayed fill in with similar attenuation as hepatic veins consistent with hemangioma. Thanks for the help! ...

On MRI for breast cancer. ...

dictator listed this earlier in reference to shoulder pain and now says it again in diagnoses. S/l mylaysias or myelasias involving bilateral upper extremity, involving bilateral shoulders. ...

Status post right pharyngeal nerve injury with C3 to C7 fusion requiring further surgery. The surgery was reportedly complicated by a right recurrent pharyngeal nerve injury requiring subsequent surgery with improvement and complicated by left rotator cuff tear which has required two surgeries. Am I correct here thinking this would be "pharyngeal nerve"? Thanks ...

Would "crown nerve 5" be right in the following sentence? She has sensory deficits in her right face particularly around the second component of crown nerve 5 but also some sensory deficit globally in a stocking glove distribution in the right upper and right lower extremity. Thanks so much! ...

In addition, in the supratentorial region, there is a "morphus" enhancement in the left posterior frontal lobe, left mediotemporal lobe, left posterior temporal lobe, and left occipital lobe. ...

MRI of the brain demonstrated "floriated" enhancement in the superior sagittal sinus and the central portion of the most left transverse sinus ...

shouldn't it be hallucal nerve? The patient is having trouble with her feet and he states the diagnosis is... neuralgia at the medial s/l halacele nerve (hallucal) tia. He does not pronounce it as hallucal, but I cannot find anything else. ...

Doc says Bilateral TMs s/l FOR or OR. Any ideas? ...

patient has hyperhidrosis. plastic surgeon plans to perform "bilateral axillary s/l psudenectomies" google wont come up with anything...tia ...

'protracted' bilateral leg edema Does this sound correct? I can clearly hear that in the dictation to me but my tired ears and eyes do not think it is right. Thanks! ...

On this laminotomy, ever heard of "these nerve root lips were tucked" Could lips be correct? Makes sense, but unsure. HELP! ...

Doc is saying that s/l "poutic's out was identified just distal to the fibular head." Wha???? Found something calling the peroneal nerve the "pout" but am stuck. ...

On MRI, bilateral "candid lick u lar" facial nerve enhancement is unchanged. - traci

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