renal stone, Staghorn, and 6 mm low stone requiring...

Could "purchase" be the correct word in this sentence? The stone break-up procedure took much longer than usual due to the positioning of the stone and the difficulty with getting (purchase) on the stone. Thanks so much! ...

The patient has known kidney stones. The doc says . . . . "He compalined of s/l thick-a-ties pressure and pain running down to his left testicle and left flank . . ." ...

Patient with tonsillar cancer. A (gold stone) mass in the left angle of the jaw is smaller. ...

My husband was having rust colored urine and suprapubic and abdominal pain. He went to doc who said he had infected prostatitis. Issue 1 is that he did have an affair some years back and I've read that his kind of prostatitis is kind of rare (about 20%) and this truly could be the case but it also said it could be caused by an STD. Anyone know anything about this? I hope it's not syphylis (I can never spell that word right) because symptoms ...

Patient with urinary tract problems. Doc says, "Patient has had percutaneous stone removal and s/l "ESAB welll." I'm not sure if I'm hearing the ESAB part right or even the "welll" part. Don't know if it a procedure or a device or neither. Anyone know? ...

Wonder if they have MD-SLUR, STAMMER and SLURP edition? Or perhaps ESL levels 1-999? ...

Hi everyone I am doing a laser lithotripsy and stone extraction. When the doctor mentions the specimen, it sounds like he is saying Specimen: stone fragments for s/l crystal graft analysis. I would appreciate any input you may have. this one is driving me nuts... ...

I was told disc when referring to optic discs and disk when referring to the spine. Then I believe the standard was changed to disc for everything. I just recently started a new job where I was pinged for using disc in a lumbar steroid injection report by my supervisor who told me to use disk for the spine. So which is correct? I can't keep up since they put a new book of style every other year. Thanks! ...

Patient has Kohler's disease of the right foot. Whether this is s/l(stone na claps) stage or on into the healing stage, it is difficult to ascertain at this point. TIA ...

Hello :) Traumatic rupture during stone retrieval resulting in fluid signal around ureter and "furonicele or ureteral rupture with retroperitoneal fluid." Thank you in advance for you kind help. ...

the word I can't figure out sounds like "kelsial" stone??? here is the sentence below... However, a CT scan done today demonstrates no evidence of tumor disease and her kidney is completely stable. She felt much reassured. The CT scan does demonstrate a small, 3 mm, left pelvic possibly "kelsial" stone that is nonobstructing. Any ideas??? Thanks!!! ...

lots of static but it sounds like: She underwent lithotripsy and stent placement for stone burn/burr. ...

Thought it was cross-fused renal ectopia (with hyphen?) but when searching I see a ton of references to crossed fused renal ectopia. Anyone with a reliable source to verify or can you explain why one versus the other? Thanks! ...

XP is outdated and no longer available to purchase or supported by Microsoft as per my understanding. Isn't Windows 7 the norm now? I can understand not wanting 64-bit systems for their platforms.... but ONLY XP ?? ...

....line requirements per hour. Did anyone receive this e-mail this morning? It said she will let us what the requirements actually are forthcoming. I know this is the norm with most MT companies, but one of the reasons why I have stayed with Landmark so long was I could basically name my own quota and own hours. Since this was my secondary job, I could fit it in when I had free time throughout the day. Oh well....not really complaining, just surprised a little. ...

I have applied to a transcription company that requires me to register for a business name. I have been in transcription for 15 years as an independent contractor just with a 1099 and my accountant says that it is not necessary for me to register for a business name. Does anyone have any information on this. Thank you. ...

Got to thinking about this, wouldn't this be something agreed upon (contract?) before starting with the company? Otherwise, threatening to fire you for not responding to an email sounds like a ripe labor law violation. Wrongful termination? Bait and switch? Plain unethical. ...

I thought ICs could not be required to work specific shifts and hours, but one company is dogmatic that they WILL do as they say or hit the road. The hiring person says that you contract to work specific times, which SHE specifies, not your choice. Doesn't that make you an employee? Or am I reading the BOLI laws wrong? ...

In scanning the job wanted board, I noticed that many companies only use and accept Windows 7. Is this pretty typical? I have Windows 8.1 so I'm wondering how limiting this will be. ...

So where do you get the experience for this. Is it worth taking some type of course? I love transcription, but the future does not look good. I would love to learn something that would include my experience. Thanks for any info. ...

Does anyone know if it is legal (it could vary from state to state, I know) for a company to require you in their contract to work for no other company? I have seen this in two different contacts for two different companies in the last few months. Thanks for any knowledgeable input on this. ...

Got a new kind of rudely worded in places contract from company I've been with a little bit. I don't care about agreeing to 98% on quality audits, or agreeing to provide a certain number of minutes/lines of work a day and specifying which days, or agreeing to 24-hour TAT, but there is a section that we must respond to e-mails or any other form of communication within 5 minutes during active work hours, otherwise without an acceptable excuse (power/internet outage or emergency) af ...

A company that I applied for is requiring that I have myself and/or my company licensed in my municipality as a businessowner before they hire me to work for them as an IC. I am wondering how do you go about doing this and is this now becoming the "new norm" for working as an IC? This is the first I have ever heard of such other than having to get an employee identification number through the IRS, which I have already done so. I contacted my township supervisor and he said he knew nothing ...

renal stone, Staghorn, and 6 mm low stone requiring... - Kelley

Requiring fistula? - no message - Anonymous

ESWL - Carnac

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