S/L larmetes syndrome with a tingling sensation (sm)

I have been working as an MT for only 2 months and I noticed I have a lot of heel pain and have to switch feet with the foot pedal sometimes. I also noticed that I get some pain in the back of my thighs and my calves. Just today I have started experiencing some tingling in my big toe of my right foot. Also, some numbness up to my ankle but not as noticable. Has anyone else experienced this? ...

Hi, Anyone have this problem. It new and not sure if it's related to using the foot pedal. Anyone know any other solutions. Are there alternatives to foot pedals? Just wondering. ...

This patient has congenital cholestatic syndrome, and in the assessment the doc says: "Congenital cholestatic jaundice likely secondary to s/l "coregulorelajor syndrome." Yeah, it's that bad. I have no idea what the syndrome is. Anyone with some GI knowledge who's heard what this might be? I know it's a long shot, but thanks in advance. ...

It's a baby with developmental delay s/l letzcoso or Lets Kusso or Lutz Kusso syndrome? TIA ...

Neurologic exam: There is decreased s/l synethocritic sensation, and the patient has a history of paresthesias. ...

It sounds like glaremite's sensation, but I have no idea what that is nor can I find anything that could sound like that. Anyone have any ideas? The full sentence is: Also reports *s/l glaremite's sensation* down both legs. Increasing numbeness in his left arm and hand, particularly from the elbow to his fourth and fifth digits on the left hand. ...

C5-T1 gross ___ sensation is intact ...

not very often is it when I can hear a word and cannot verify the spelling. Thank you much in advance for any help. ...

Can't find this, gets infections and cellulitis because of this syndrome, TIA ...

I'm lost on this one!! Urinary retention with sensation of s/l urulum prostatic dur itro stent ...

The dictator is an orthopedist, he is doing an orthopedic consultation. Musculoskeletal examination demonstrates the patient to be neurosensory intact in the bilateral upper and lower extremities. In her right upper extremity she has sensation intact over the s/l "police" or "pleese" patch in the C4 distribution, as well as the remainder of the upper extremity with C5-T1 distributions. I have been up since 2:30 this morning with my autistic son and my mind is just blank! I cannot understand wh ...

Does anyone know what this sounds like? ...

I seriously edited a report tonight that listed the following in the abdomen section of the physical examination: "woody sensation to the lower extreme of the patient's abdomen." Can someone please tell me what "woody" means ?? The doctor was palpitating the patient, it was not something the patient was describing. Also, he definitely is saying "woody." I even had my QA verify it, and she told me to leave it as is, becaue he is definitely saying it. She, ...

sounds like "geeanbye" syndrome ...

Which is correct? Total brain freeze here. Needing the long weekend badly! :o) ...

The patient had s? ____ collagen syndrome and had multiple distractions and multiple procedures for distraction, ____genesis for management DIAGNOSIS: TMJ ANKYLOSIS WITH POSSIBLE CORONOID IMPINGEMENT Thanks! ...

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"Patient presented in early infancy with (s/l near shock) syndrome." I can't find anything in my references that this would be. Any ideas? ...

The patient is achondroplastic and the doctor spelled the syndrome "cromoquois," but I cannot confirm it anywhere in reference books or on the Internet. Any ideas? ...

She's dictating history, and I'm hearing s/l Mori-Mori syndrome...any ideas? ...

I am wondering if it is Issac's syndrome, Issacs syndrome or Issacs' syndrome? ...

Anyone ever heard of Kettleman or Keddleman syndrome? Definitely not saying Cattleman syndrome. Thanks. ...

It sounds like the doc is saying lilly garlingson syndrome. I believe maybe it is Early _____ syndrome. This is driving me crazy, he stumbles then goes back and says it again but I have no idea! ...

Doc says "SIRS syndrome" but the last S stands for syndrome. Transcribe as dictated or leave off the word syndrome? ...

Dictated as "an unusual manifestation of (s/l) Bayset syndrome." Report is on a patient with possible connective tissue disorder...I can't find anything remotely close and suspect I just can't see the forest for the trees on this one. TIA to anyone who can help! ...

The infant has a possible history of Don A Barro syndrome. Sorry I did not put it in sentence form the first time. Thanks for your help. ...

Given the aortic stenosis, this could also be secondary Hade's syndrome (s/l) ...

the norepinephrine component can have cardiac effects such as tahki tuo syndrome. Spelling ?? ...

Hey all, I'm doing a psych report and one of the diagnoses is CHARGE syndrome. My question is--do I spell it all out? Or is an accepted abbreviation for the diagnoses section? CHARGE stands for the following: Coloboma, Heart, Atresia of the choanae, Retardation of growth and development, Genito-urinary, Ear anomalies and hearing loss Coloboma, Heart, Atresia of the choanae, Retardation of growth and development, Genito-urinary, Ear anomalies and hea ...

S/L larmetes syndrome with a tingling sensation (sm) - elle

Lhermitte syndrome, perhaps...nm - elaine

Thanks, Elaine. I do believe that could be it! nm - elle

Oh good! Happy to help ~ nm - elaine

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