podiatry help - bad accent

I'm having trouble understanding this dr. with an Asian accent on this part. She's dictating that the "Patient was admitted to s/l tree telemetry..." Does anyone have any ideas? ...

I am transcribing for a Japanese doctor and there are a few words I for the life of me cannot understand. #1: 1. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome related complex with moderately severe neuropathy. 2. Pancytopenia secondary to #1. 3. Status-post left hemispheric CVA with _____ mild right hemiparesis. Sounds like dee-sald-in and I figured the "in" is "and". I tried to think of words that meant "not as much" since mild was also used in the sentence ...

I have been transcribing for 11 years and everytime I get a fasting talking dictator with an accent, it slows me down so much that it affects my production. I have slowed down the speed and added several expanders but that does not seem to help. Are there any tips or suggestions anyone has that can help? Thanks, Mel ...

Any help is appreciated. I'm stuck on 2 words. 1. Sagittal T1-weighted images were followed by axial proton density and T2-weighted images. Subsequently, formal T1-weighted images were followed by postgadolinium. 2. On the nongadolinium enhanced T2-weighted images, increase signal is identified within the left sphenoid sinus. This is probably related to a transphenodial pituitary; this concession in this patient. I know these aren't the correct words but they sound ...

Total hip arthroplasty infection with enterococcus with single-stage s/l accent on the right and retained hardware on the left. ...

The patient has a history of having skin cancers removed. Physician dictates ... "Skin, multiple s/l something that ends with natosis and premalignant lesions, as well as scars from multiple surgeries from the skin cancers." TIA ...

I am having a really hard time under the Findings and Procedures with an Operative Report. The Primary Procedure is: Rongeur of Perforated Duodenal Ulcer Omentum Patch. The Secondary Procedure is: Standard Gastrostomy and Witzel Jejunostomy. Can anyone please help me? Thank you in advance! ...

AP and lateral stress views of both ankles confirmed a large Haglund’s deformity with s/l "insepsence" of the Achilles tendon ...

ok doing an Achilles tendon repair. i am completely stumped here, sure does s/l "crackhouse", but can find nothing, either Kreikhaus, crikhous, etc. any ideas much appreciated. tks We tried to reapproximate the tendon as best as possible. We did do a *------* type reapproximation of the tendon. We did get the tendon reapproximated. At this time, we elected to use a TissueMend graft. ...

Doing a capsulotomy; MD says "PIPJ, which was released with capsulotomy and (J-stroke) maneuver. Cannot fine anything regarding what S/L J-stroke maneuver? ...

Nonpalpable s/l "serial or sero tibial pulse"... ...

Sounds like (Korax) material ?? ...

the testing as I probably sent in my resume a bit late. I am happy that I did not take the so-called test and end up like some here, helping them with free transcription. I do hope that whoever MDscribing is, they will be banned from posting jobs here in the future. I was suspicious when I did not see a website mentioned or a link to use when applying. Never again will I apply for a job that does not provide some proof of identity. Sorry for those of you who got taken ...

Anyone heard of a hemostat used to avulse lateral nail border, s/l "English_____"? Thank you. ...

On a surgical report, the doctor states this is for debridement in the title. The word sounds like halomamol (?) of fourth interspace, right foot. She has somewhat of a speech impediment, not an ESL. I cannot find this anywhere. Thanks in advance. ...

I need help again (please) "no evidence of any ulcer (sounds like quemous) to the foot". Patient is a diabetic but no signs of of ischemia. Any ideas? For some reaon I am learning a lot this week. ...

Does anyone have an edition of Stedman's Ortho book that was published recently. I'm looking for a Kuda shaver. Stedman's M&S Equipment 5th edition has it listed this way but my use of it is being questioned. My "old" Stedman's Otho has a Cuda shaver but does not mention Kuda..... Any help you can provide to help me prove there are 2...a Kuda and a Cuda....is appreciated. Thanks. ...

The procedure being performed is a MTP fusion with S/L "DVN or BBN" mix. TIA ...

I do podiatry fairly often, but I have never heard this before. Pt has a flat foot and an Evans calcaneal osteotomy is being done. A _____ distractor was inserted and opened to approximately 8 mm. The s/l is "one rob distractor" or "Juan Rob" but I don't hear "rod." Any suggestions? ...

Another one. Podiatry is just not my thing. In neurologic section of lower extremity exam: S/l hypercrotic propriocethis sensation decreased bilateral extremities. ...

The remaining portion of the tendon was S/L tubated and repaired with Vicryl as well. ...

He asked me for my card, says he dictates onto mini cassettes and a lady picks them up and prints them on this post-it sticky paper. He asked me for my card and asked if I would be interested in covering for her if she were to quit, be on vacation of what have you. He says is not doing EMR, does not want to do it. This got me thinking, he is middle-aged, small 2-man practice, how many other small office need MT help and not going through nationals or doing EMR. I am getting a transcriber f ...

Doc says the patient had a s/l TNCC (or maybe TINCC) fusion and tendon transferring. I can't find it in my abbv book - also tried TMCC. He says it twice and it sounds the same both times. ...

I will spell it out phonetically and used in this sentence...performed Cotton and Evans procedures as well as s/l kutz-e-jeomy. Thanks for any help. ...

Okay, so he says "The tourniquet was then released and hemostasis regained, employing **hemocautery." I'm new at podiatry, but could not find a reference for hemocautery. I found chemocautery. Anyone? Thanks!!! ...

s/l sit trix (associated with hard skin from a dorsal scar). Thanks! ...

Dictated: Continue physical therapy. They will try iontophoresis or phonophoresis. He should continue with anti-inflammatory medication, stretching exercises, use of orthotics or inserts, and comfortable shoes. Consider cortisone injection or E-wall treatment. [end of note] He clearly says "E-wall" - I'm thinking maybe acronym ? I do not have an exact diagnosis as this is a f/u note - just that it is the foot-heel-ankle region. Any suggestions apprecia ...

podiatry help - bad accent - marel2

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I got it FINALLY!!! Thx for looking! - Marel2

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