in various knee??

The right knee has the (s/l )HGL as well as the unicompartmental knee. I've tried hdl, hel, hbl, etc.. tia :) ...

Sounds like Dianx toe lag? knee exam after ACL reconstruction. Any ideas? ...

Physician dictated bilateral AP and *s/l skeers* of bilateral knees Skeers? ...

Everytime he does an exam for someone after a knee replacement he says: "Range of motion is stable. (?) is intact. The calf is supple and nontender." It sounds like (caution???). I am sure that is not it, but that is the closest s/l. Thanks in advance if you have any ideas. ...

I made a longitudinal oriented incision and expressed some purulence out with pressure, cephalad and caudad, knee-v-eel, and lateral. The patient has a infected brown recluse bite on his anterior proximal lateral knee. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. ...

The posterior cruciate ligament is intact with some secondary ______ noted. Blank sounds like "dockling or duckling." Thanks in advance. ...

s/l he is saying tarvis lesion of the knee of NOF type. Thanks for any help! ...

Patient with patellar subluxation and patellofemoral pain. She was given a S/L Maraklumping brace for support. Thanks in advance. ...

Left shoulder injury Supine exam demonstrates a s/l knee RA position of approximately 80 degrees..." Does not sound like it makes sense (knee arthritis in the shoulder?). It has to be something else, but I cannot make any other words out and it clearly sounds like knee RA position. Any help? ...

Technique - sounds like "missionaire" procotol. TIA! ...

MD dictates, "He is due to have a left total knee arthroplasty using s/l kayos or K-os." Can anyone help with this word? ...

Dictated: MRI reported as positive for minimal s/l truckation (truh-KAY-shun) of the posterior horn of the lateral meniscus, possibly secondary to prior injury. No displaced meniscal fragment was identified. I was thinking "truncation" (shortening), but does that fit in context? I have not heard with regard to menisci before. Thanks for any help. ...

There is a Baker's cyst noted posteriorly as well as tenderness over the pes bursa. Positive static **in-en-elly** patellar compression test. She does have some medial joint line tenderness. Thanks!! ...

Brain dead I swear - Please note, at his next appointment, he will need his knee aspirated and sent for CNS, fluid analysis and fluid Red-O. Is it CNS or C&S?? I'm sorry, it's been an extremely long week and this PA is very mumbly!! Thanks for your help! ...

Dictated: Minimal s/l sc____ing in/of Hoffa’s fat pad as well as some degenerative change of the distal femur anterior to the weight bearing surface was noted. I first thought it might be "scarring" but he is not making an "r" sound in the middle .. more like "l" or "w" - sculling, scowing. I am not familiar with this term/phrase in MRI. Is anyone else? Is it scarring ? or something else? and then would it be "in" or "of" Hoffa's fat pad? T ...

Monacril?? resorbing? There is redness associated with the incision relating to her monacril?? resorbing. Please help. Thanks! ...

Once patient was adequately anesthetized, a s/l "non"-sterile tourniquet was placed around his right upper thigh. His right lower extremity was prepped with s/l "perbale" and draped in asterile fashion. Thanks! ...

Doctors dictates what sounds like patient had a "unicondylar or a PC2 knee replacement." Is PC2 correct? Can't find any documentation of this. Thanks! ...

struggling with a clinic note regarding knee replacement. Knees are postive ---- in both, right is particularly bad. It is extremely loose. missing word sounds like it starts with a 'd'. ...

S/l a 22-gauge "spirided" needle inserted into the knee joint? ...

PA always says: The right knee (or whatever limb) has no visual deformities. Should it not be visible deformities, or am I overthinking? I think of visual deformities occurring in the vision, but I don't know. She's the only one who says this. ...

Are there any names of Knee surgeries that start with a L? ...

I'm having trouble figuring out which punctuation this needs, if any. The Zimmer website says "IB/II" but I can't find any other source that uses a slash, the rest use a hyphen like "IB-II". When in doubt, do we go with what the manufacturer uses? Thanks. ...

Dictated "Zimmer I B 2 knee components..." and it is a total knee replacement of patella, tibia and femur. On the manufacturer website, I find both "IB/II" (patella) and "I/B II" (tibia). I cannot find this in the BOS or any of the Stedman's books. Is there a standard format for this brand in orthopedics surgical reports? Thanks so much for any guidance you can provide. :-) ...

I'm working on x-rays and this doc keeps repeating the same word the same way. It's in regards to the knee and he says - Cardia spacing well maintained. I cannot find that anywhere. Has anyone ever heard of it? ...

Found on MRI: Localized s/l "roto" patellar cartilage frain of high-grade chondromalacia Thanks for any help. ...

in various knee?? - Kim

probably a varus knee - anon

varus knee - Kim

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