how do you type ... grade 1 to 2 or 1-2 muscle tear?

In an arthroscopic knee surgery: A s/l parapeet type small flap tear was noted in the anterior horn..... Thank you. ...

Grade gets arabic. Stage, type, and class get Roman numerals. (Exception is type 2 diabetes.) None of them have initial caps (grade 2, stage II, type II, class II). ...

How would you type: "grade 1/1 column esophageal varix" is the slash correct? or should there be a comma: grade 1, 1-column esophageal varix....? ...

That was the entire question! Thanks!!! ...

Two questions that I need clarification on please. (1) Is it disc or disk and also (2) is it grade 2 or grade II? Thanks. ...

grade 1 or grade I diastolic dysfunction????? ...

this is driving me nuts! ...

She had finished the 11th grade. ...

pain in the s/l disorius embi cyftum- a muscle or ligament. ...

Doc says patient has "no obvious s/l rents or deficits in muscle ability." Does that make sense? ...

I can't find s/l scalenaticus muscle related to a thoracic outlet syndrome, anywhere. Anyone know it? ...

Abdominal exam reveals a lot of s/l scuria from pregnancy. It is definitely not hernia or scars - any ideas? Thanks! ...

The patient has a growing lipoma of his left upper eyebrow. On examination, his s/l pertalis muscle is intact. TIA. ...

This infant has colon/rectal problems, used this Pingya/Peenya device for neuromuscular stimulation. I have checked EVERYWHERE!! Any suggestions?? ...

the diagnosis is strain of the s/l extensory storm brevis muscle. tia. ...

I'm having some trouble with this dictation...I think it must have been late in the day for this dr...this one was didn't make sense in many places where she'd use the wrong words, not finish a thought, dictate different med doses, etc. I've narrowed it down to 2 that I absolutely cannot get & I don't know if they are mistakes or not. The patient is being worked up for lumber pain, DDD, muscle weakness, and a positive ANA. "The patient was having muscle ...

s/l forange-ithography or forange-ifography demonstrated reduced relaxation of the puborectalis muscle. TIA ...

It sounds like he says pectorum? but i can not find anything like that. helppp ...

I can hardly understand this ortho resident. Hx: Morbidly obese patient with severe osteo in both knees, failed steroid inj, next step Supartz. He is examining her legs and says that range of movement is restricted due to pain. He then goes on to say There is (s/l raising/racing/razing) of quadriceps muscle seen. She does have tenderness in her knees in both medial and patellofemoral joint lines. Any ideas? I'm ready to buy this doc a plane ticket ...

I'm stumped on the name of this drug -- have looked it up in Google with every spelling I can think of with no luck. The patient was prescribed s/l Celendec and Flexeril for muscle pain. Thanks!!! Lauren ...

"I then inserted a biter, and debrided the medial meniscus back to a stable rim in the posterior aspect. This involved removing about 50% of the ______ (sounds like poot) ...

when we are just trying to do our job, and provide for our families. I will be deleting my previous comments, and I welcome anyone who wants to join me. We know what our job entails, obviously the original poster does not. We are better than this. This is a waste of all our time -- time we do not have. I feel sorry for the poster; he/she could spend her/his life making positive changes . . . instead he/she needs the attention of getting other people u ...

"Patient has had an s/l amputation radial tear of the posterior horn, which was treated with partial meniscectomy." That is what I am clearly hearing but I cannot reference that anywhere. If it is correct, what is it? Also, DR states he showed the patient the "video prints" so that she understands. I have never heard this before. Is this photos from the surgery video? Thanks for any help! ...

Preoperative Diagnosis Right knee likely/lateral meniscal tear. (I swear it sounds like he is saying likely a meniscal tear. Would this be feasible in a preoperative diagnosis. If so, do I insert a comma after right knee)? Postoperative Diagnoses Right knee lateral meniscal tear. Right knee lateral tibial plateau chondromalacia. ...

Patient likes to wear flip flops, however, I recommended that she go to a s/l Vinza shoe and has a 1/4" lateral shoe wedge placed on the outside under the outer sole. TIA NM ...

On review of the MRI, there is what the radiologist describes as a small ---- supraspinatus tear. Sounds like he says Rembrandt, but is it remnant? Thanks for your help. ...

how do you type ... grade 1 to 2 or 1-2 muscle tear? - mt3

BOS: grade 1-2, unless client wants specifically spelled out...nm - vrvr

Thank you :-) - mt3

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