Punctuation for posterior inferior sm

On EKG readings is the correct term ST changes or STT changes in the inferior leads? On one dictation I hear STT on another I hear ST. TIA! ...

I came across patellectomy, but it clearly sounds like pi-low-lectomy. The sentence is: "I think the best course of action would probably be to do an inferior pole *s/l pye-lo-lectomy* and just primary repair of the inferior patellar tendon portion back to the patellar bone." Thank you very much for your help! ...

This patient has hypertrophy of the right inferior turbinate and is having a septoplasty wtih s/l ethmar or esmar of the right inferior turbinate. ...

The doctor is listing the type of procedure he is going to do on the inferior turbinates. s/l es-i-marvin inferior turbinates. The actual procedure does not give any indication to this word. He trimmed the turbinates. He infractured them and outfractured them. He also resected the mucosal tissues overlying the inferior turbinate bone. Any ideas? Thanks ...

When a Dr. dictates "posterior tib" should it be posterior tibia, posterior tibula, posterior tibial ( an noun does not always follow it) ...

Does the word humming seem right in the first sentence? I thought maybe there is a specific name for the type of handpiece or wand but I can't seem to find that. These are his exact words. "Anterior stab incisions were created for submucosal resection with Coblation handpiece humming 45 degree reflex wand. Settings of 4 and 2 were used. Three separate submucous tunnels were created anterior to posteriorly with the Coblation foot pedal activated for 12 seconds." &nb ...

Are the posterior pharynx and oropharynx two different things? My doc seems to be saying something different than she has ever before and I am mixed up. I can't find it anywhere. TIA. ...

The patient does have a past medical history pertinent for having a right aortic arch with an anomalous left subclavian artery and a possible ligamentum resulting in a possible vascular ring. This was initially picked up after upper GI endoscopy which noted a posterior esophageal (s/l) pul-sa-tom mass. ...

s/l malagooti 3 ? ...

Below is the complete sentence: May be a good candidate for "triumph" posterior decompression and disk replacement study. TIA! ...

Some type of posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, but dictatin is extremely muffled. With regard to the *_______ (7:51) (s/l Aceon Gunlanger treatment) of the injuries, the patient has accepted these symptoms consistent with posterior cruciate instability. Also talking about thermal shrinkage procedure in number prior. Thank you for any help. My software in not reinstalled yet, and I cannot locate it in books or Internet. ...

MRI scanning of the posterior fossa? internal auditory canal doc has an accent and I'm not sure. I haven't heard this before. ...

posterior muscular flap was created using (s/l)gastrox for a below knee amputation. Thanks for any help :) ...

are these all different areas of the chest? should there be a comma between all of these? posterior lateral basilar chest areas. ...

patient had frontal meningioma removed. Thanks. ...

liposarcoma inseparable from the inferior left psoas muscle tracking down to involve the inferior "gerosas estacia" and true pelvis. ...

How would this be punctuated? Her knee is stable to varus valgus anterior posterior stresses. ...

I am transcribing a H & P - under review of systems I have: She has had some headaches, as above. Question: Is there suppose to be a comma after headaches to separate as above as it is not necessary to the sentence? BOS does not give a speciific answer for this. ...

Can anyone help me with the punctuation in this sentence? I've added 2 commas but I don't think they are correct.... I'm thinking a semicolon or colon somewhere? CT scan of the head was negative, of the chest, the findings included mediastinal hematoma with displacement of the esophagus and stomach. Thanks in advance!!! ...

How to punctuate this? Would you use a semicolon after hypertension? History of hypertension, on treatment with Dyazide daily, repeated bladder infections, appendectomy, 3 D&Cs, tonsillectomy, history of yellow jaundice as a child. ...

Is this right? She also had somatosensory evoked potential, which showed abnormal bilateral tibials. Somatosensory evoked potentials in both the normal position and "budda position". Slowing of the central conduction is worse in the left than the right. ...

Is the punctuation in this paragraph correct? I am mainly concerned with the sentence concerning the spine. Thanks! Slowing of the central conduction is worse in the left than the right, but abnormalities are bilateral. She had an MRI of her spine; C-spine;T-spine; and L-spine. All of which showed no problems after her surgery except for post operative changes. ...

She denies partner change, although, when queried further she states that since her STD check, which was done in August, she actually has had one partner with use of a condom. I also thought of putting a semicolon before although...? I am really stuck on this...and I want to put a comma after further because I feel it is more introductory, but QA does not like commas. Does that look right? I swear, with the way QA is at my company, I feel like I don't even know how to wr ...

How would you punctuate this? I do think that the combination of discontinuation of splinting and initiating some therapy, in particular, home therapy, will help substantially with this stiffness. THX! ...

Punctuation for posterior inferior sm - Grace

posteroinferior - anon

posterior inferior - no punctuation required

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