Neuroforaminal is not a word - neural foraminal is correct
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Neuroforaminal is not a word. You will not find it in any dictionaries. It is a made up word that has become popular, but it it still incorrect. Use the proper form.
Can anyone verify this? It seems like it should be cruciform narrowing. However, it clearly s/l q-si-form. Q as in cue. No "r" sound.
MRI demonstrated "cusiform" narrowing of the distal common bile duct.
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"X-rays. Hands - OA, osteopenia. Knees - s/l fibrotibias joint space narrowing. Left knee - mild tricompartmental degenerative changes." I thought maybe she was just mispronouncing fibulotibial, but I wanted to make sure that I wasn't overlooking something else. Thanks! ...
Spell checker says neuroforaminal is right but I don't find it in my med dictionary. Any form of neural foraminal, i,.e., foramen, foramina, etc., would be the same, right? ...
I have been a neurologist for the past 12 years and work both at the VA in the Comp and Pen Division as well as doing State examinations and the term neural vs. neuro- foramina and its variants is a constant point of contention among colleagues.
I've read through the posts and have spent a good deal of time perusing various online resources on this fascinating question. My conclusion (as someone in an earlier post already figured out) is that NEUROFORAMINA as 1 word is consider ...
He says: "There is no JVD, neural goiter."
I googled "neural goiter" and nothing came up.... is that the wrong word?
If he isnt saying neural goiter, it sounds just like it! ...
I am transcribing a report and the doctor says "neuroforaminotomy." I have searched it on several different Websites and find it both ways (neuroforaminotomy not on reliable Websites). Which is correct?
Thanks for any help. ...